HEALTH PROBLEM

FAMILY NURSING PROBLEM S

INTERVENTION PLAN GOAL OF CARE OBJECTIVE S OF CARE NURSING INTERVENTI ONS 1. Establish rapport. 2. Discuss with the community the different methods of garbage disposal: a. Recycling b. Segregating 3. Teach the community how to make a compost pit. 4. Discuss with the community the effects of proper and improper garbage disposal. METHOD OF NURSE FAMILY CONTACT RESOURCE S REQUIRED EVALUATION

Improper garbage disposal

Inability to provide a home environmen t conducive to health maintenanc e and personal developme nt due to: a. Lack of knowledge about the importance of proper disposal of garbage.

After nursing Interventio n the community will be able to know the importance of proper waste disposal and proper sanitation to have a healthy environme nt.

After the intervention , the community will: a. identify the different ways on proper disposal of garbage. b. know the positive effects of proper garbage disposal. c. realize the effects of garbage to the whole

Community Material Visit Resources: Visual aids to be used in discussing the proper ways of garbage disposal Human Resources: Time and effort of the student nurse and the active participatio n and empowerme nt of the community.

After Nursing intervention, the community knew the importance of proper waste disposal and proper sanitation.

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Criteria

Computation

Actual Score

Justification

1. Nature of the problem -health related

1/3 x 1

0.33

Health-related because improper waste disposal can be breeding sites of vectors and contributes to unhealthy environment. 75% of the community just dumps their garbage anywhere around their house.

2. Magnitude of the problems -75%-100%

4/4 x 3

3. Modifiability of the problem -moderate

2/3 x 4

2.67

It is moderately modifiable because the community may learn how to properly dispose their waste but if the collectors of the garbage are not going to collect it weekly the problem will still be the same. Health teachings on how to properly manage their wastes are great help. It will reduce the risk of having breeding sites of vectors but will not totally solve the problem. The community recognizes it as a problem but they cant do anything about it.

4. Preventive potential -moderate

2/3 x 1

0.67

5. Social concern -recognized as a problem but not needing urgent attention Total Score

1/2 x 1

0.5

7.17