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Areas of Concern
Objectives
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Community Organizing
Cognitive: • Determine the rate of malnutrition and obesity in the community and initiate measures to improve current health condition of residents • Affective: • Establish rapport and encourage active participation • of people • Instill unity and awaken people’s initiative to work for a better • community Psychomotor: • The participants will be able to effectively • demonstrate relevant lifestyle adjustments
Activities Conduct a community walking program encourages the residents to walk together for health and fun Survey regarding meal patterns of people in the community Seek funding to support nutrition/he alth promotion initiatives Height and weight assessment program and BMI assessment Establish a committee composed of the residents that will monitor progress within the
Target 65% of the population consisting of adults and young adults aged 1845
Time Frame 7:00am9:00am Community walking program
9:00am12:00pm Height and weight assessment program 12:00pm– 1:00am Break
Key Person Loreta Zamora
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Material Age, height and weight chart
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Chairs and tables
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Tape measure
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Papers and folders
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Resources Manpower Money • UERM Budget: 2nd yr • P500.00 nursing students Expenses: • Commu • Paper nity and health folders workers/ P100.00 Baranga y health • Healthy worker snacks • Mr. for the Robert participa Kennard nts Sintay, P300.00 RN
Evaluation •
Rate of malnutriti on and obesity is reduced as determine d by reassess ment of the participan ts
•
There is observabl e ability of the residents to create informal open communic ation between one another
•
The participan ts are able to effectively demonstr ate relevant lifestyle adjustme nts
Micropho ne and stereo
community
Cognitive: • To educate the people about the benefits of health manageme nt Health Education
Affective: • To enhance the resident’s self esteem in providing help to the members of the community Psychomotor: • Demonstrat e proper health manageme nt techniques
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Organize a focus group discussion that will identify barriers to people’s health as verbalized by the residents A seminar that emphasize s the importance of a healthy life style and alternative solutions
65% of the population consisting of adults and young adults aged 1845
1:00 pm – Joyce 2:00 pm Karen Focused Villanuev group a discussion 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Seminar
•
5 manila papers
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Colored papers
•
Marker
•
2 boxes of crayons
•
Micropho ne and stereo
•
UERM Budget: 2nd yr nursing • P500.00 students
•
Commu Expenses: nity health • Manila workers/ papers baranga P15.00 y health workers • Colored papers Mr. P38.00 Robert Kennard Sintay, • Marker RN P40.00
•
•
Crayons P88.00
•
Healthy snacks for the participa nts P200.00
•
Participa nts are able to state benefits of health manage ment
•
There is observab le ability of the residents to create informal open communi cation between one another
•
The participa nts are able to effectivel y demonstr ate health manage ment techniqu es
Objectives
•
Community Organizing
Cognitive: • Determine the rate of malnutrition and obesity in the community and initiate measures to improve current health condition of residents • Affective: • Establish rapport and encourage active participation • of people • Instill unity and awaken people’s initiative to work for a better • community Psychomotor: • The participants will be able to effectively • demonstrate relevant lifestyle adjustments
Activities Conduct a community walking program encourages the residents to walk together for health and fun Survey regarding meal patterns of people in the community Seek funding to support nutrition/he alth promotion initiatives Height and weight assessment program and BMI assessment Establish a committee composed of the residents that will monitor progress within the
Target 65% of the population consisting of adults and young adults aged 1845
Time Frame 7:00am9:00am Community walking program
9:00am12:00pm Height and weight assessment program 12:00pm– 1:00am Break
Key Person Loreta Zamora
•
Material Age, height and weight chart
•
Chairs and tables
•
Tape measure
•
Papers and folders
•
Resources Manpower Money • UERM Budget: 2nd yr • P500.00 nursing students Expenses: • Commu • Paper nity and health folders workers/ P100.00 Baranga y health • Healthy worker snacks • Mr. for the Robert participa Kennard nts Sintay, P300.00 RN
Evaluation •
Rate of malnutriti on and obesity is reduced as determine d by reassess ment of the participan ts
•
There is observabl e ability of the residents to create informal open communic ation between one another
•
The participan ts are able to effectively demonstr ate relevant lifestyle adjustme nts
Micropho ne and stereo
community
Cognitive: • To educate the people about the benefits of health manageme nt Health Education
Affective: • To enhance the resident’s self esteem in providing help to the members of the community Psychomotor: • Demonstrat e proper health manageme nt techniques
•
•
Organize a focus group discussion that will identify barriers to people’s health as verbalized by the residents A seminar that emphasize s the importance of a healthy life style and alternative solutions
65% of the population consisting of adults and young adults aged 1845
1:00 pm – Joyce 2:00 pm Karen Focused Villanuev group a discussion 2:00 pm-3:00 pm Seminar
•
5 manila papers
•
Colored papers
•
Marker
•
2 boxes of crayons
•
Micropho ne and stereo
•
UERM Budget: 2nd yr nursing • P500.00 students
•
Commu Expenses: nity health • Manila workers/ papers baranga P15.00 y health workers • Colored papers Mr. P38.00 Robert Kennard Sintay, • Marker RN P40.00
•
•
Crayons P88.00
•
Healthy snacks for the participa nts P200.00
•
Participa nts are able to state benefits of health manage ment
•
There is observab le ability of the residents to create informal open communi cation between one another
•
The participa nts are able to effectivel y demonstr ate health manage ment techniqu es
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