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. Exposure to a Risk Factor Recent meat Ingestion No recent meat lmrestfon Total Health Status With Enteritis Without Enteritb necrotlcan1 necrotlcans 50 16 11 41 61 57 Usihg the formula for the odds ratio: OR=ad/bc = so (41)/16 (11) = 11,6 Total 66 S2 118 The OR inclicates that the people who were diagnosed to have En... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
198 In case-control study design (Fig. 7. 4), the study populatio n's disease status will be ascertained first. Those with the disease are considered as coses and those who do not have the disease are considered in the control group. The p1·esence of the suspected el\. l)Osurc factor for both groups will then be determ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
CONCLUSION The nurse uses Community Diagnosis as a tool in the assessment of the community's health status. A,; a p Tofile, it describes the different factors that relate to existing health and illness patterns of the community and its people. These factors include Lhe demographic variables, socio-economic and cultural... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
200. 1 C' ""~l.,I(' ( 1003l Crnnmu nil-y l"li:ii-:. nt>'-i!". 1 n,\ R Omrttn ( Ed). Co1H1111111 it JI Modrl~ m t>rt-. ·i<pho n,ur:tric-. o: I. Pl':\ l S-~t{-. 2l. N.. w York: Springer. !-Cl4rk.,1. 1. \100::).,·un-111!} i,i chr C1mmrmi r. 11. Norwnlk. Co11m:clicut: J\pplctc,n und I..anp b. C'Jnr"k. ;-. 1. 1 l. :Pt,3l. c... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
22. Mcrcndo It. (199a). Readings in Uealth System. ~ Manauement. UP Manila: Collcy,c of l'uhlic Health. 23. Mendmr. 1-1 OM 11nd r11hers. (1997). Fmmdatirms of Statistical Analysis for the Jlealth Sr. fences (Volume 1). UI' M:inil:i: College of Puhlic Health. 24. Moral R, el al. (2007). Community Diagnosis of Masagana. ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Ch ptcr 8 1PLANNING FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING1 PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ru JNTROO-""CTIO ",.... ""'~--. r~ ~-i r,,~,r.,~mc'-p'l'T. l T"i< r-'l'P 1l~1,,;;. -L ..,.,..-~-:: ;"-~~ uc:"'l,,.., t-<t?..-,,,;-,.-: n "'I", '1;,,, ~ r. : 4h(' r-1.-:,-:-r. "1 r-:'1\,. ·!l-. r1 nr~.. J ,...-c.-c. 7"'"-. 4:r:-"';,d "-=': ..,..., e... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
202 Chapter 8 PLANNING FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING PROGRAMS · AND SERVICES Luz Barbara P. Dones INTRODUCTION Planniogandimplementationofhea]t. hse1vicesandprogramsforgroups,populations and communities involve the application of the nursing process based on participatory community de,·elopment model. Since a lot of fac... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
rlaoning in community health nursing involves the orderly process of assessing 1. he health problems and needs of the community. Commun ily health problems are conditions or situations that intervene with the communit)'S capability lo achieve wellness. They are generally categorized as health status problems, healt J1 ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
204 For the nurse and the communily, using the l'RECEDE-PROCEED Model clarifies the possible roles of the stakehol. ders as wel U as the strategies/appr oaches in addressi ng the health problems. Ph Ml!S Administrative and Polley Assessmf!fl1: Edu J;atfona Ecoloa1c. i, ( ) r HEALTH Predisposing PROMOTION factors Health... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
process needs more than just heallh education. W11en factors other than behaviors are adcfressed, the process becomes one of heal U1 promotion. Hawe, Degeling and Hall (1990) employed the PRECEDE framework in needs assessment but expanded it to assess not only the health education needs but also the be,,lth promotfon n... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
-· 206 'i Ht: PLANNING CYCLE \\,'"' \':t11 tlw nur,;<' 11111k1 the 1>lanning process simple an<l uncomplicntcd so people :\\"<' nbk h 1',u-lkip11tl· in it? Often, people Jose interest in planning because of the t\,·hni,·:1l la11g11:11. ~l-:111ll pr11cc,;s that nurses and olbcr p1·orc:ssio11:1ls use. This need not "-' t... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
to explain the problems leading them to project what situatfon needs to be changed, developed or maintained. The common belier among hea Ith professionals is thut situational an;ilysis is usually driven by a need to immedintc Jy ad(li-ess an aclm1l or ;i polenlial health problem or condition. Therefore, lhe goal nf 111... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
208 Phase 4 Educational and Organlutlonal Diagnosis Which of the behaviors are due to predispos ing factors (beliefs, attitudes and knowledge) ? · Which are due to enab1Jn1 factors (influences of the Immediate environment, accessibility to reso\Jrces and services) ? Which are due to reinforclngfacttrrs {social pressure... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Epidemiological Diagnosis Epidemiological diagnosis eiq>resses the beallh problems in tcm1s of "ital heahh indicators of mortality, morbidity, fertility, disability or deformity. The extent of these problems is described in relation to: >> Distribution of the condition in terms of person, place nnd » time char. icteris... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
values and perception s » Enabling-any characte ristic of the environment that facilital'es health behavio,., and any skill or resource required to attain the belwvio1· ,, Reinforcing-rewardorpu11ishme11t followingorantici patedasa consequence of a health behavior The factors are s011ed out into logical order that will... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Poor Qu 1 a ty of llf Years old in 8 e of children 2-12 arangay Sta. Cruz High incidence a intestinal. nd Prevalence of Paras1tis m among children aged 2-12 Years F:---r==~~~---:'f-r _-:----__-l_--.----_:~. :1;y-poor personal t,abits Lo W level of education unsanitary waste disposal system ["'-" __ _,, ___ lack of basi... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
2U Goal and Objective Setting "V{here do we want to go?~ refers to the process of for11111lal'in g the goals and objectives of the hc,1lth pro J. >;rnm and nursit1g services in order to change the status quo. Goals nncl objectiws will serve ns ~uide lo the efforts of the nurse and the people to ntldr C'. ss the health ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
The goal of a program is directed at addressing: the health problem while the ohjectives address U1e risk factors. The sub-objectives address the contrihuli11g risks. Goal corr~spo nds to Health problem Objectiv e corresponds to Sub-objective corresponds to Risk factor Conrrlbutlng risk r actor Strategy and Activity Se... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
nutrition supplemen tation and the like. Developmental activities are directed towa J·ds transferring knowledge and skills to specific group of people like Lhc community volunteer health workers or mothers. Suppo1·t activities ~encrntc rnntcrial, technical nnd manpower resources lo SU$tain the service and devclopm cnla... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
1967). Evaluation involves two processes, nan1ely, observation and me;:isurement The nurse observes, lhen compares the ohserved data with some criterion slamfard or indicators of good performance. There are two approaches of evaluating a program. Qualitative methods of evaluation determine the meaning and experience of... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Indicators m:iy be c:itegori7. ed :1s to availability, relevance, accessibility, utilizatio n, coverage, quality. effort. efficiency, and impact (J,euerslei n 1986). Indicator Purpose Example Availab Ulty Show whether something Whether there is one available exists and if it Is avallab le. trained local health w0rk,er ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
participatory evaluation hcst describes the framework that pursue capacity-builcling in an empowering appro,1ch. (Minkler 1. 997; Kellogg Foundntion 1998 in Anderson and Mc Farlane 2004) Bartle (2000) emphasized that Lht: task of cv;1l11ating the community 's strength or competenc e is nut the researcher's sole respons... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
218 gement of r-elatlons w Ttll wlder ·ty Stren,th or Empowerment {2007) lnterven n Leadership Networking, Organization Pollttcal power Skills Trust Unlty Wealth. Bartle (::woo) admits that t·hese elements can not e. asily be measured using a checklist to quantify community strength. Wass (2000) agrees that there are l... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
On the seventh year of Nagcar lan-UP Manila Co1lege of Nursing partnership, students assigned in Nagcarlan, Laguna decided to conduct a study to determine the level of community competence of selected barangay s. The faculty and students developed a framework for evaluating community compelence built on Cottrell's eigh... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences), the phi correlation coefficient (<I>) was determined to establish the degree of inter. Tater agreement. Jf there is high interrater agreement, the instrument is said to be reliable (Abaca et al 2006). After the instrument s were proven to have very good and acceptable con... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
and mechanisms in order to reach the desired end. Finally, the nurse identifies what parameters to use in measuring whether tl1c goals and objectives were attained. REFERENCES 1. Abaca, MJM et al. (2006) Developing Measures of Community Competence in Barangay Talangan, Nagca,·/an, Laguna. UP Manila College of Nursing (... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
222 16. Nursing-D epartment of Health-World Hcnlth Organiz ation. Women's Health and Safe Motherhood Project-Purlnerships Comp (2003). 0Tlie P. R. A.-A Participaton J Planning Process... Departtn oneru. Health and Tiuropc:m Commission in the Philippines. ent of 17. World Health Orgunizatioo. (August-September 1978). Th... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Chapter 9 NURSING INTERVENTIONS FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT Luz Barbara P. Dones INTRODUCTION The World Health Ocganization's (1978) definition of health emphasizes not only the prevailing pl1ysical and mental conditions of the people and the community. It also considers the political, economic, social anrl cu... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
tht· cummunity is nblc lo rccogni7. C. solve: ond carry out actions to address its ov. rn problem s. AL"COrding to Cotlre-11 ( l976). \he! communit y con be described as having increased oornpdence by e.,amininf! the ch<1ngcs in tl1c commu nity itself, its networks. its slnlcturcs. the way in whicb pt-oplc perc-civc th... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
1 7. 8. Sociaf :mppar·t. which involves knmvingnnd caring for others in a neighborhood and the \'l>'illingncss nf people to assist hy providing support. It i. q further defined as the set of behaviors indic;1tive of the acceptance of the community on the provisions of the progrnm plans and contributing resources, polit... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
1~1..·n di<:('US!tc-d in previ!"u. « ch:iptcr-s. Con:i:equcnl ly. i U11sl rntion t~f a pp lien tion nr I hc. !lc :<Lrnl1..~it--s 1111d :i. ~~pm:ichf. '" fn,111 project-based nm] t"e-"t'nn. :h-bu:<c. :d cxpc:ricncc",,r ~\ld('n\s. l Od mu·H· pnic-tiliunt'rs \,ill tw c-it C(l. 216 HEALTH PROMOTION R>llowini:, th<-He:11Lh ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Fiu:1lly, in 1997. tlu-. Jak:. 1r-ta Declaration on Leading Hc:1lth Promotion into lltc 21' Ccnlury was. i tui-nin/. \ point as it w;:1s the first he. :ilth promotio n conference held in a develop in). \ <:'>11ntry nnd actively participated in hy the private sector in developing hcnllh promnl ion slralc Kic s. It ident... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
"lb' fr. un;,,wc1rk l'ho~,,1 nho,-c w;1i, u1ill1c-Ll in dc,·dopinµ n trninini; ·111111111111 for he-, 1 workt>f'l' 1,n pn. "n <. >I ini:, lw:ill hv ti fc,$1~·h:,.. The 11111 nicipnlity of P:1 lt·r?l' n nd l he f Jrovj~ 1 h lf G11im:1rno: "'Crt· lh L· pi\N ll TC'lll' for tlw 1rnini11g pr OF. r11111 whi(·h rocuscu "" ti~... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
si,ri lllorcs or marketplaces are example:; of activities that can be c,1sily carried out 4. Rcur·icnlinl!, health services Reorienting focus nf health delivery from cure to health promotion or wellness. ·n1is can be achieved by enhancing the skills of hcalt h wnrkers in " scrc:ening, c:isc finding as well as preventio... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
230 nud reorienting hen Ith c.-1r1a: syslems Comprchcnsivl' RJlpro Ac h which strike)' 11t the root of the problem nnd addresses the sociu I dctcnninan ts r,f health C<'rnn1ui1ily or)!nnizin~ work is c.,rric J out by the nur Sl' with the ~oat of motivating, , J,:,min):\ 11nd srckini widl·· 1·om1111111ity p<1rti<·ipalic... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
the people, undergoing their hardships nnd problems and sharing their hopes and,1spirations help build rn11t11al trnst and cooperation. Herc arc some g11irlclincs in cnnducting integration work: Rccogn i?. c: the role and position of lncal authorities. Adapt a lifestyle in keeping wi Lh that of the community. Choose a ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
c. 232-1- hnndlin$', nnd rc:solvin A group c<. mflic:-ts criticnl lhinkin~ nnd tlccisio11-11inki11ii proce!cls Sctti11q 1111 the con11111111itu c J1'(1C111i7ntio11 When all 1-,ctural orw11~i✓11Li<Jn:-huvc lll'L'II put up, the people. trc rcndy to f11n11 a cu1111111111ity-wid L· t>r)). :111i,. :itk111. This uq. ;nni:r. ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
D. 4. Leade1·s hip-rorrnation activities The process of dcw:l,,pingcommunilylenders is n con ti nur)lls:ind sustainc<. l proccsi:;. Lc,Jdcrs learn a lot hy r,ng11ging in actuol ori;anb:ation al activities :=:11ch ns conduct of nw,·tings, :,51,,!~c;mcnt, plannin~. implcmcnh1Lion, moniloring and cv,iluation,,f ;1ctivitic... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
3. S. l'Olt..,idc-r th E' present health issues :ind t-onccxns Clf t J1e communit y nnd its pop,1\ati<'n. An nw;,i,·~n,. s,. <; of I lw h,callh silm1lion provide~ direct-ion to the rolel'. T'\'!<J'l11:-:ibilitk s nnd task;, that the henlth workers will be prnparcd and train~l for. The folln";ni:. !\C-th-itic..-. will h... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
competency of the participant-; to the training progrnm. This is done by giving them n pre-test to cvnhrntc thci. r level of knowledge and attitude nnd readiness in term~; of the new material that they will go through in the training. Skills test can ;ilso be done lo evaluate performance hnsecl on standards. In the TNA... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
236 Provide flelcibility in selecting available resources for clinical/ practical experienc. e assignments _ (Schweer, 1976) There must he freedom to select clinical /practicnl experience from a wide w,riety of settings within the total community to increase opportunities for providing all learner!. with desired experi... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
3. 4. 5. organization. Modification of activities that are more responsive to community's needs may significantly improve people's lives. Cooperation is a relationship where organizations share information and resou.-ces and make adjustments in one's own agenda to accommodate the other organization's agenda. In this ty... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
tbot aim to improve the conditions of the commun ity. The nurse os an ndvocatc helps empower the people to mnke decisions and carry out actions that bave the potential lo better their lives. Advocacy work involves (Kohnke,. 1982): 1. In. formi ng the people about the rightness o. f clie cause. The nu1·se conveys the pr... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
can not be likened to institutions where the environm ent can be readily controlled and where the supervisor can expect a cert'ain a level of competence from the workers }laving more or less passed certain qualifying criteria for the positions. Tbis is quite different in the community where the workers have varying lev... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Methods and Tools for Supervision 240. ·...... t11bd1 TOC111-1 ~ of r KOrds and reports ~dfomal s-nonal data sheet of the wo.-ker.. c Gent records performance evak Atton,. daily time record 1epo, ts 5t,jbm1tted,. ~hshment reports,. ... t Mget cilent list Actual observatl oi, of worker's Observation 1ulde in the form of... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
case Study Illustrating the Application of the Steps ;n Supervisory p/onn;ng Unda. a Public Hea Jlh Z--:ursc of Municipali ty o( Son. Ju:m. has fhe midwi. ve. < under her sopen-ision. They are :S:ona. '. \lildred. Letty. Celia.-. nd. Jane. \\'hile Linda was doing her annual e,:ahmlioo nf mi Jwhe-:. '<he fnund oul lhat ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
242 I. I, (!MCI) and Matcrnnl and Child Health Programs. TD casc_s are in~portant focu of case load management as well as pregnant and nmlno~r1sl. 1ed children. Clien/ ,,;t11 cardiov;iscular di. seuses. dinbctcs or cancer nre becoming important case I s of the nurse because of the high mortality it brings in the comm11... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Vlctlmlz'atton Blaming the victim for are. 1s Impoverished people outside lndf Vldual control leading to limited access to services Disadvanta ged status Being 11'1 the rnlnorlt'( Hn,lts Indigenous groups; women the partrcipatlon of this people in health planning Source: Sta11hopt! and l!ancastu, 1992 The nurse develop... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
i t g_ S°· &> ij, ~ " ~ "' t I.,,_,.,.,.,u, Poo, rtpartlng/reco1dl~g dutto· L wrona aimpum!on of llflel,: don't h~ an updo!td CUiatllllt for ia,aeuetvnc b, confusion In the use of ne,, FHISf Of'l!'I c. ln Jdequ,te logistics/11Jp plie,..--TABLE 9. ~ SAMPLE SUPf RVISORY-Pl AN. "'......,....... ~ 3,.,.,,...,f E$]Ac: "'"'-... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
1. 2. 3. REFERENCES Abad, Y. et al (2007). Community Diagnosis and Program Plan of Barangay Balinacon, Nagcal"lan, Laguna. (Unpublished Community Diagnosis. ) University of the Philippines College of Nursing Andamo, GP. (March, 1986). Community Organizing in Health. Paper presented in ACHAN Conference on Social Mobiliz... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
246 17. T11a Y. on, J., Dones, LRP., Bonito, SR. (2003) A Tl'ai11ing Ma!1ualfor He Wor-kers on Promoting Healthy Lifestyles. UP Co Jlcgo of Nursmg-Dep nrtmalth of HC31th-Wor1d Health Organization ent 18. World Hcnlth Organization. (August-September 1978). The Declaration Almo Ala. World Health. of J 9. World He:ilth Or... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
chapter 10 ·LOGIC TREES FOR SAFE MOTHERHOOD AND WELL-BABY CARE Ma. Corazon S. Maglay a and Araceli S. Maglaya INTRODUCTION Maternal and pediatric population groups comprise sixty percent (60%) or more of the total population of most communities. With emphasis on safe moth. erhood and well-child care, the rural health n... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
1 248 ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL FOR INITIAL PRE-NATAL CHECK-UP (Logic Tree No. 28) DIRECTION : Determine/identify whlch of the fol1owing symptoms/signs (S/S) or history data O-Lx D) are present and follow the Oowchart for the appropriate plan of management. RED YELLOW GREEN S/S or Hx D 5/S or Hx D S/S or Hx D Vaginal bleedin... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
RED YELLOW GREEN ~ s/S or Hx D S/S or Hx D S/S or Hx D i..-----:: regoancv with AOG of goiter. etc. ). becam., pregnant and her.. it'I a :i least 16 weeks. Fetal movement has stopped AOG f tal heart beat or has decreased In Fundlc h"lght within the NO e d I number and/or in quality expected limit based on-3ppreclate n ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
2:50 at least one RED s/s or Hx D at least one YELLOW s/s or Hx D at least one GREEN s/s or Hx D Proceed with Plan C Proceed with Plan B Proceed with Plan A | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
PLANA: MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL FOR INITIAL PRE-NATAL CHECK-UP (Flowchart No. 28) 1. o Dcternune patient's knowledge on bow to take care of herself during pregnancy. 2. 0 Based on 1. 0, teach the patient about proper nutrition. 2. 1-Importan ce of well-balanced, good and nutritious meals (e. g., food sources of iron and p.-... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
252 one tablespoon Del ~Jonte vinegar mixed with 1/2 "tabo'' lukewarm water. 7. 6 For shortness of breath dw-ing the last three months of pregnancy (patient lrns no history or heart problem): 7. 6. 1. Advise patient to asswne a semi-sitting position with tbe back we. l J supported by pino·ws instead of lying flat. 7. 6... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
3. 3. 3. 4. 3. 5. 3. 9. 3. 1. 2. Advice patient to take a quick bath using lukewarm water. If there is cough, colds, and/or runny nose, advise lhe patient to: 3. 2. 1. lncrease fluid intake (at least eight glasses a day) in lhe form of juice, soup. milk, etc. 3. 2. 2. Have steam inh,1lation fo1· 15 minutes t,vo to thre... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
6. o Pro'-;de the doctor to whom the pa~e~t is be!ng referred to :-vith appropna. clinical record or referral note crmtammg a bnef history, physical examin. tc tinclings laboralorv results (if available) and managcm. ent started at the re~eut~on · · ',, rr11 level (See Figure 3 of Chapter 3 for a sample referral form)... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
ASSESSMENT !PROTOCOL FOR FOLLOW-UP PRE-NATAL CHECK UP (Logic Tree No. 29) DIRECTION: Determine/identify whlch of the following symptom s/signs (S/S) or history data (Hx D) are present and follow the flowchart for the appropriate plan of management. RED S/S or Hx D Vaginal bleeding even if spotting only specially if the... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
RED YELLOW GREEN S/S or Hx D S/5 or Hx D S/S or Hxo-- Marked swclllnc of the More than one fetal lower portion of th;--legs and feel during heart beat is noted womb whil. :e the the first six months in pregnancy with buttocks occupy the of the preg11ancy more than 20 weeks upper portion Nostrils spread out with AOG Onl... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
-Pregnancy at least one RED s/s or Hx D !"" at least one YEI. I. OW s/s or Hx D No at least one GREEN LOGIC TREE FLOW CHART NO. 29 I Yes ~ Yes s/sor Hx O J -· ~ Proceed with Plan C Proceed with Plan 13 Proceed with Plan A 257 | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
2S8 PLANA: MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL FOR FOLLOW-UP PRE-NATAL CHECK-UP (Flowchart No. 29) 1. 0 Advise the patient to continue her multivitamins and iron supplements. 2. 0 Remind the patient about the importan ce of proper nutrition, persona l hygiene, taking enough rest, using the right kind of clothing and the importan ce of... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
3. 8. 3. it whil~ standing or squatting, Whenever possible, elevate the legs. 4. 0 Advise patient to prepare the haby"s things as soon as possible. 5. 0 Encourage the patient tq have regular pre-natal check-up. 6. o Do home visit if patient fails to return for follow-up. PLAN B: 1. 0 Refer the patient to a doctor withi... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL FOR HOME DELIVERY (Logic Tree No. 30)· DIRECTION: Determine/identify which of the following symptoms/s igns (S/S) or history data CHx D) are present and fo11ow the flowcb. art for the app·ropriate plan of managemenl. RED YELLOW GREEN S/S or Hx D S/S or Hx D S/S or Hx D Severe and persistent AOG Is l... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
I . LOGIC TREE FLOW CHART NO. 30 Labor Pains at least one RED s/s or Hx D at least one YELLOW s/s or Hxo l o ot least one GREEN s/s or Hx D Yes Yes : 1. Give the mother son1ti,,ourlsh. I No mant then tct her slcco; 2. Attend to the baby; 3. Givo after core instructions. 4. Register the baby's birth or instruct the faml... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
262 MANAG EMENT PROTOCOL FOR HOME DELIVERY (Flowchart No. 30) PLAN A: l. O Do the following during the first stage of labor (from onset of true labor pain. until the cervix is ful Jy open): s J. J. Advise Lhe pat. il:!1ll not to bear down during this stage. 1. 2. Do not give the patient a heavy mea J. 1. 2. 1. If possi... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
2. 0 J. 6. 1. 7. over yom· haods). If available, use an apron. If true labor pains have just started, adv. ise the patient to urinate since a full bladder may delay progress of labor. lf sterile gloves are available, do an internal exam and determine how wide the opening of the cervix is. Do the following during the se... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
264 3 2. 8. 2. 10. 2. U 2. 12 2. 13 3. 3. 3. 4. 3. 5. ::?. 7. 5. \\;ipe tl1e baby's face with a dry piece of cloth (or with your hands) to remove I. be l,lood :1nd/or mucus which might be covering the baby's face. Deliver the baby's shoulder : 2. 8. 1. Gr,1sp the head with both bands. 2. 8. 2. Apply a gentle downwa rd ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
b. App~y a downward pull steadily but gently, holding higher portions as they come out (like the calves the thighs then the hips).. ' ' 5. 2. 2. Deliver the shoulder using either of these two methods: a. While maintaining the gentle do"'1Tlward pull, slowly tum U1e body such that one shoulder and arm appear at the open... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
6. o 266 5. 1. Make her lie down \\ith the head lower than the body. 5. 2. Cover the patient lightly. \-voile patient is in transit or waiting for the services of the higher level fac T where patient is being referred to and there is massive bleeding after the thlity stage of lr1bor. uo th!' folio,,; ng: rd 6. 1. Apply... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL FOR CARE OF THE NEWBORN IMMEDIATELY AFTER BIRTH {Logic Tree No. 31) DIRECTI ON: Determine/identify which of the following symptoms/signs (S/S) or history data (Hx D) are present and follow the flowchart for the appropriate plan of management. RED S/S or Hx D , Baby is with pink body and blue e><trem... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
RED YELLOW GREEN S/S or Hxo ~ S/S or Hx D S/S or H><D Baby weighs about 6 lbs ~ Baby's head is too small (around 3 kilos) or too big Temperature at least Baby's weight very low 36°c Baby has difficulty of No bruises or rashes on breathing the skin Temperatu re is low Equal expansion of the (below 360C) chest Cleft pala... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
LOGIC TREE f LOW CHART NO. 31 at least one RED s/s or Hx D noted on r----------. initial examination Proceed with Plan C ___ I"----,0 at least one Yes YELLOW !-------------!JI. ~ s/s or Hx D noted on l'roceed with Plan B initial examination No at least one GREEN s/s or Hx D noted on Initial examination Proceed with Pla... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL FOR CARE OF THE NEWBORN IMMEDIATELY AFTER BIRTH (Flowchart No. 31) PLAN A: 1. 0 Within the iirst 30 seconds, while waiting for the placenta to be expelled, dry the baby, cleal· l1is air . ray and stimulate h1m to cry if he does not do so spontaneously. 1. 1 Gently wipe th~ baby's face, neck and hody... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
5. 2-4 Start by cleaning the face, the scalp then co ti special attention to the skin folds. n nue downwards. Pay 5. 2. 5 Wrap the baby in a clean blanket. 5_3 Dress tl1e cord after the giving the baby a bath. 5. 3. 1 Clean the hands thor?ughly with alcohol again. 5. 3. 2 W~t the cotton balls m the cord dressing pack w... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
272 7. 0 JI there is an abnonnality observed during the examination refer the patient to the hospital. See Figure 3. 2 of Cbapter 3 for a sample referral fonn. 8. o If the baby·s temperature is below 36 °C, do the follo"ting: 8. L Wrap him in a blanket. 8. 2. Place the baby under a lighted bulb or Uuorescent Jamp. Ifth... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL FOR POSTPARTUM CHECKUP (Logic Tree No. 32) o IRECTION : Determine/identify which of the following symptoms/ signs (S/S) or history data (Hx D) are present and follow the flowchart for the appropriate: plan of management. RED YELLOW GREEN S/5 or Hx D S/S or Hx D S/S or Hx D Profuse vaginal Foul-smell... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
at least one RED s/s or H>'O hil S developed since Iii)! v,sll er to Logic Numbers 7 and 15 at lea!. t one YELLOW s/s or Hx O has developed since la!. t visit ~lp:irlum ~cvcnth ticnt has | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
MANAGEMENT PROTOCO L FOR POST-PARTUM CHECK-UP AND CARE OF THE NEWBORN (Flowchart No. 32} PLAN A: 1. 0 2. 0 3. 0 Visit the p:il'icnt :ind her newborn baby at le11st once a day unti J the seventh day and as often as necessary afterwards depending on their needs. Dete1m·ine knowledge of the patient on post-partum care and... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
276 4-2. 2. Give the baby both breasts evecy feeding tin1e to prevent nipple from gro,,ing sore. During the first days, feeding time should be limited to five minutes. This then is slowly increased up to 15-20 minutes per feecling. 4. 2. 3. TI1e milk feedings can be given every three to four hours or it can be given pe... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Sponge bath-5. 1. 1. Undress the baby and wrap the baby in a forge towel or blanket. With a piece of cotton, clean the h Aby's cars and nose gen Uy. Using a piece of clean soft wash cloth dipped in clean warm water, wash the baby's face gently. 5. 1. 4. While supporting the baby's bead and back with one hand, soap his ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
placed in a clean feeding bottle and stored in tbe refrigerator; this can then be given to the baby during the feeding time. Warm the milk before giving to the baby. c. Apply cold compres s, ice cap or "i,aha ng saging" over the engorged breast. 7. o Advise the patient to visit the health center six to ejght weeks afte... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
s. o· infected wound in the genital area. 6. 1. A,dvise patient to wash the perinea! area with soap and water more often. Do not use a Jcol10l. 6. 2. Advise patient lo observer personal clean Uness. Based on 2. 0, do the following if the patient is pale: 7. 1. Give/prescribe over-the-counter medicine for anemia (iron p... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL FOR WELL BABY CHECK-UP, NEONATAL PERIOD (Logic Tree No. 33-A) DIREcn ON: Determine/identify which of tl1e following symptoms/ signs (S/S) or history dal'a (Hx D) m-e present and follow the flowchart for tht: approp i-iate plan of mannge. ment. RED GREEN S/S or H)(Q 5/S or Hx D Patient has not had fi... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
LOGIC TREE FLOW CHART NO . 33. A Yes fever, cough, colds, diarrhea or other f problems Refer to appropriate Logic Tree-! N~o Yes Patienl is more than;-------------_. one month !,~ refer to Logic Tree 1133-B at least one RED s/s or Hx O 7 Yes ------------.,)1.-i Proceed with , Plan B ! No ~-at least one GREEN s/s or Hx ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL FOR WELL-BABY CHECK-UP, NEONATAL PERIOD (Flowchart No. 33-A) PLAN A: 1. 0 Determin P knowledge of the motlier or the patient's compnn1on on tl1e proper care of the newborn. 2. 0 Based on 1. 0, advise mother or companion to give the patient a tub bath daily (even on Tuesday and Fridays). Give the sam... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
Jf there i~ _yellowish c~lor of the skin, place ll1c baby under a fluorescent lamp 3. o while wail. Ing for medical help. Cover his eyes with a clean piece of cloth. Jf tbe patient h?sn_'t had bowel_ movement nor passed out flotus within 72 hours 4. 0 after birth, don t gwe any laxative. provide the hospital where the ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL FOR. WELL BABY CHECK-UP, PATIENT IS MORE THAN ONE MONTH OLD (Logic Tree No. 33-B) DIRECTIO N: Detennine/iden tify which of the following symptom s/signs (S/S) or history data (Hx D) are present and follow the flowchart for the appropriate plan of management. 284 RED S/S or Hx D Showed delay in diffe... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
fever, cough, colds, diarrhea or other problems i Ne Patient is more than LOGIC TREE FLOW CHART NO, 33-B Yes Refer to appropriate Logic Tree one month---------=--:1~ refer to Logic (-Tree #33-A ! Ve, at least one RED s/s or H)(D at least one GREEN s/s or Hx D ! Proceed with Plan A ,. Yes Proceed with Plan 8 Yes at leas... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL FOR WELL-BABY CHECK-UP, PATIENT IS MORE THAN ONE MONTH OLD (Flowchart No. 33-B) PLAN A: 1. 0 Determine the knowledge of the companion on the care of the child. 2. 0 Based on 1. 0, advise the companion to stnrt giving solid food at· the age of four months. 3. 0 4-0 s. o 2..1 Ad,-ise companion on bow ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
.... I 6. 0 5. 2 5. 3 5-4 One to ·n:vo years : four tim~ the whole year or every tliree month,;. Two to sax years old : three time..,; a year. The patient can have check-up more often thaa the above schedule if he has some hea Ith prohlems Clike heart djseasc, etc. ) During the follow-up vjsits, determine if any of the... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
288 Chapter 11 NURSE-MANAGED MATERNAL CARE IN THE COMMUNITY Maria Brigette T. Lao-Nario INTRODUCTION The role of nurses and mid,.,,;ves is twofold-to help create positive situations and opportunities for women exp<?riencing pregnancy, birtlting and the postnatal period. The other role is lo pro,ridc care based on avail... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
than 10% of women 15 years-49 years are shorter than 1,15 cm. :ind h,we body mass index of< 18. 5 kg/m". Short stature is a risk factor for cesarean delivery while low maternal body mass index is associate d with intrauter ine growth restriction While maternal undcrnutrition has little effect on the volume or compr,sit... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
de Uvery risky are seen in a pr. egnancy visit, the woman is referred to a su. itable facility or health p. rofessionals who are skilled in managin g her needs. The visit, then, becomes an indirect way of reducing maternal complic ations. Continuity of care is an important element in p1·ovision of services. Nurses are ... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
titioner was associated with improved perception of care by women. Clinical ~c tive"l1ess of 1nidwife/genera] practitioner managed ca. re was :similar to that of ec trician/g_vna ecologist led slmred care. The authors concluded that a reducrion ?b~e nuinber of antenata l care visits with or without ~111 increased e1nph... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
292 !icreenlng for medlaal problems and danger signs (initiate first ald measures as needed & refer to physician) Provide routine pre8JJBn CV care: -tror, supplement -Low dose Vlt A -Tetanus toxold Immunization -Malarta prophylaxis for endemtc;:,mys -CBC~ Urinalysis 5f. :rean for d~nger signs: -l)allor -bleeding -abdom... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
First semester 4-16 weeks provide counseling messages and infdalize birth plan: ~. r,Ji. Jtrlt1Of1 & hygiene olscomforts in pregnancy oo's and don't's 1n pregnancy Warning signs In pregnancy Fertility awarene s-s apd FP Breastfeeding, Child care and family health g Delivery and emergency preparation s schedule'2nd p~en... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
..-First semester Second Semester Third Semester--4-16 weeks 17-28wee ks 29-36weeks 37-4,0 weeks-provide counseling Provlde counseling ' Provide lnforma-tion Provide counsel-messages and messag-cs and Ing messages and validate birth lnltfalite birth plah: review birth plan: and valrdate plan: r J Nutrition & U Nutritio... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
in human tis"Ue. <-so environmental eradic.,tio n is not an option. Stanfield et al (1973) report hat 2 d,;,ses of tetanus can protect tbe person for J.-3 years. (1. 2) This protection is most beneficial if tbe last dose of the to:. :oid is given at least 2 weeks before delivery (\\'HO. 2007. p2) Toe international goal... | Nursing Practice in the Community 5th Edition Aracelis. Maglaya Rosalinda G. Cruz-Earnshaw etc. Z-Library.pdf |
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