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Introduction
In a school, it is a must for canteen operators or
concessionaires that there will be proper sanitation in
relation to food preparation and handling. Moreover, good
hygiene and safe water are also essential to ensure good health
and safe eating of the customers. Sanitation is very important
in order to keep good health. The lack of these important
components may cause many diseases and the spread of it. Food
borne disease is a common, but preventable, burden of illness
worldwide. In line with this, it is critical for the researchers
to do action, focusing on preventing disease transmission within
the food industry. Sanitation within the food industry means the
adequate treatment of food-contact surfaces by a process that
is effective in destroying vegetative cells of microorganisms of
public health significance, and in substantially reducing
numbers of other undesirable microorganisms, but without
adversely affecting the food or its safety for the consumer
(George, 2008).
Over 70,000 Filipino children have died of diarrhea in span of
seven years. It was co-conducted with the Department of Health
and United Nations Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF), this figure
makes diarrhea the fourth leading cause of deaths among children
less than five years old and the third leading cause of illness
among the children and it is expected to cause 10,000 deaths
every year. Meanwhile, health specialists revealed that the
Philippines ranks second among 13 countries included in the
Census in terms of the number of diarrhea cases (DOH, 2014).
This study is also anchored on Florence Nightingale's
Environmental Theory which had environmental aspects of
ventilation, warmth, quiet, diet, and cleanliness that remains a
significant component of current nursing until today. Moreover
the disposal of waste, such as chemicals and other toxic also
pose challenges to healthcare professionals to reconsider the
concept of a healthy environment. Nightingale believed that the
environment was the major component creating illness in a
patient; hence regarded disease as “the reactions of kindly
nature against the conditions in which we have placed
ourselves” (Balita & Octaviano, 2008).
Nightingale also defined health as a state of being well and
using every power the individual possesses to the fullest
extent. According to Nightingale, disease is “a reparative
process that nature instituted from a want of nutrition”. She
supposed that prevention of disease through environmental
control will greatly uplift the maintenance of health. She
believed that the sick, poor people would benefit from
environmental improvements that addressed their physical and
mental aspects. The environment paradigm in Nightingale's model
is understandably the most important aspect. Her observations
taught her that unsanitary environments contribute greatly to
ill health, and that the environment can be altered in order to
improve conditions (Balita & Octaviano, 2008).
Theoretical framework
This study is based on the environmental theory OF Florence
Nightingale. As the founder of modern nursing, Florence
Nightingale’s. Nightingale stated that nursing “ought to signify
the proper use of fresh air, light, warmth, cleanliness, quiet,
and the proper selection and administration of diet- all at the
least expense of vital power to the patient,”
She reflected the art of nursing in her statement that, “the art
of nursing, as now practiced, seems to beexpressly constituted
to unmake what God had made disease to be, viz., a reparative
process.”
The environmental paradigm in Nightingale’s model is
understandably the most important aspect. Her observations
taught her that insanitary environments contribute greatly to
ill healyh, and that the environment can be altered in order to
improve conditions for a patient and allow healing accur.
Nightingale’s modern theory also impacted nursing education. She
was the first to suggest that nurses be specifically educated
and trained for their positions in healthcare. This allowed
there to be standards of care in the field of nursing, which
helped improve overall care of patients.
Research Paradigm
Input Process
Output
1.1 Age
1.2 Civil Status
Data gather through Results are basis for
1.3 Highest
structured questionnaire recommendation to the
Educational
attainment municipality of Camasi,
1.4 Occupation Peñablanca Cagayan.
1.5 Source of
information
2. The level of
awareness of the
respondents
3. The significant.
Relationship between
profiles of the
respondents to their
level of awareness
1.1 Age
1.4 occupation
Hypotheses
There is no significant relationship between the profile of the
responjdents to their level of awareness.
Definition of terms.
Health- The World Health Organization (WHO) defined human helath
in a broader sense in its 1948 constitution as “a state of
complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely
the absence of disease or infirmity.”
Sanitation- Food hygiene are the conditions and measures
necessary to ensure the safety of food from production to
consumption. Food can become contaminated at any point during
slaughtering or harvesting, processing, storage, distribution,
transportation and preparation. Lack of adequate food hygiene
can lead to foodborne diseases and death of the consumer.
Environment- The second part of food safety in a school canteen
is keeping the space itself clean and free of bacteria. Never
allow the room to become a habitat for pests of any type. They
spread germs and will be attracted to any foods that are left
out or open. You should use food safe pest control, keep doors
and windows sealed and shut and dispose of garbage properly.
Chapter III
Research Methodology
This chapter represents the research design, respondents of the
study, data gathering tool, data gathering procedures and
statistical treatment of data to analyze the gathered data and
information.
Research Design
A descriptive correlation research design was used in this study
in data generation to describe awareness in health and sanitary
practices of school canteen in Medical Colleges of Northern
Philippines and International School of Asia and the Pacific.
The study also made use of quantitative research in which
questionnaire were given to the respondents to answer.
Data Analysis
The following are the statistical tools utilized by the
researcher in the treatment, analyzing and interpretation of the
data. The researcher will use the frequency count and percentage
distribution to statistically quantify the demographic profile
of the respondents. Researchers will use pearson-R to determine
the relationship between the problem and the health and sanitary
practices and ANOVA to determine the difference to health and
sanitation.