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Family Planning Health Status
Incomplete Immunization Health Status
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|omputation Actual Score

Nature of the problem 3/3 x 1 1

Magnitude of the problem 1/4 x 3 0.75

Modifiability of the problem 2/3 x 4 2.68

Preventive potential 3/3 x 1 1

Social concern 2/2 x 1 1

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|omputation Actual Score

Nature of the problem 1/3 x 1 0.33

Magnitude of the problem 3/4 x 3 2.25

Modifiability of the problem 1/3 x 4 1.32

Preventive potential 2/3 x 1 0.67

Social concern 0/2 x 1 0

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|omputation Actual Score

Nature of the problem 3/3 x 1 1

Magnitude of the problem 2/4 x 3 1.5

Modifiability of the problem 3/3 x 4 4

Preventive potential 3/3 x 1 1

Social concern 2/2 x 1 1

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High Percentage of the respondents is family -Family Planning Program

planning non - acceptors. -Maternal and child health nursing

-Management of Reproductive Tract Infection

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Health Status

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14 = 100% of the families being

family planning non-acceptors

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-Lack of knowledge of the importance of family
planning and proper birth spacing;
-Lack of skill in carrying out measures to
implement and improve implementation of family
planning methods;
-Lack of ability to make decisions with respect to
taking up health action on the health status due to
failure to comprehend the magnitude of the
problem
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-Due to lack of knowledge on the importance of
family planning and proper birth spacing, the
whole community might suffer from inadequacy of
financial and physical resources;
-When the community lacks skills in carrying out
measures to improve the implementation 0f family
planning method, it may imply failure of the family
planning method even if the method is of high
efficiency
-When the community lacks the ability to make
decisions with respect to taking up health actions
regarding family planning and proper birth
spacing, the community might experience more of
the insufficiency of its financial, physical and
environmental resources.
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After the nursing intervention, the family:

-14=35% of the families are family

-14=100% planning non-acceptors

will know the importance and effect of family planning

-14=100% -14=35% of the families are family

planning non-acceptors
will know how to properly utilize contraceptives and other
family planning methods
-14=100%
-14=35% of the families are family
will be able to seek ways of improving the implementation
of family planning methods planning non-acceptors
-14=100%

will be able to make decisions with respect to having a

family planning method of their own
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-14=35%

of the families are family planning non-acceptors


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-Introduction to health center 08/03/09 1

-courtesy call at the barangay 08/03/09 1

-ocular inspection of the area 08/03/09 1

-Survey 08/04/09 1

-Spot mapping 08/04/09 1

-Data gathering and tallying 08/10/09 1

-Analysis and interpretation 08/10/09 1

-planning on what measures are to be 08/11/09 1

taken
-Program implementation 08/11/09 1

-preparation for evaluation 08/11/09 1

-evaluation day 08/12/09 1

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-PHN Bag - Barangay Health Workers

-survey form/tool -Mrs. Marilyn Ramos, |linical Instructor

-cell phone with cameras/digital cameras -Student nurses from Our Lady of Fatima

-calculators University

-pen, pencil & paper

-transportation money

-time and effort of the nurse

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After the nursing intervention, the family:

-14=100% had known the importance and effect of family planning

-14=100% had known the proper utilization of contraceptives and

other family planning methods

-14=100% had seek ways of improving the implementation of family planning

methods

-14=100% had made decisions with respect to having a family planning method of

their own.
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Further regular monitoring and health teaching to be practiced or

implemented especially to aid in the problems that are presented in this research,

namely, family planning, immunization and nature of work, specially factory

workers.

Also, a larger number of respondents may be considered so as to fully

represent the whole community¶s health problems.

Moreover, it is recommended that there may be regular intervals of

monitoring so as to monitor the community¶s progress.