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AMA East Rizal

College of Nursing

A SAMPLE COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS OF SITIO MARIES GULOD

BRGY.MAYAMOT, ANTIPOLO CITY

In Partial fulfillment of the requirements

in Community RLE

NCM 105

A compilation presented to the College of NursingAMA East Rizal

Prepared by:

BSN 3 Batch 2014

Date Submitted:

April 15, 2013


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS---------------------------------------------------------------------------

INTRODUCTION--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

COMMUNITY PROFILE-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

ORGANIZATIONAL CHART-----------------------------------------------------------------------

OBJECTIVES-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

a. GENERALb. SPECIFIC

DEFINITION OF TERMS----------------------------------------------------------------------------

SPOT MAP----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chapter 1: FAMILY STRUCTURE

A.Number of residents According to Age ----------------------------------------------------B. Gender -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------C.

Civil status --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

D. Type of Family ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------E. Family size --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chapter 2: SOCIOECONOMIC & CULTURAL ---------------------------------------------------

A. Employment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------B. Educational attainment ------------------------------------------------------------------------C. Religion -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chapter 3: HOME & ENVIRONMENT -------------------------------------------------------------A. Home ownership -------------------------------------------------------------------------------B. Types of Houses --------------------------------------------------------------------------------C M f C ki


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C. Infant feeding ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------D. Immunization of the Children ----------------------------------------------------------------

Chapter 6: Responsible Parenthood ------------------------------------------------------------------

A. Family Planning -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chapter 7: Data on Community Development------------------------------------------------------

A. Health Problems of the Community ----------------------------------------------------

B. Causes & Possible Solutions ------------------------------------------------------------

C. Other Needs of the Community --------------------------------------------------------D. Solutions to the Needs of the Community --------------------------------------------

Chapter 8: COMMUNITY PROBLEMS & RECOMMENDATIONS ------------------------

A. Problem Prioritization -----------------------------------------------------------------------B. Community Health Care Plan --------------------------------------------------------------

APPENDICES ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


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INTRODUCTION

The term family as defined by AdellePelliteri is the basic unit of the community. All

members should have to maintain a healthy lifestyle status. Each family member must have a

disease free body. The health of the family is considered as a whole based on public health

perspective.

Family health office is tasked to monitor health programs which would help each family

attain the proper knowledge concerning their health. It is concerned with the health of the mother

to the unborn, the newborn, the infant, the adolescent and the youth, the adult men and women,

and also to the elders.

Salvacion G. Bailon-Reyes stated that Community Health Nursing is a field of Nursing

Practice delivered outside of purely curative institutions like hospitals but in community settings

such as the home, the school, and place of work, health centers and clinics.

As student nurses, our goal is to enhance, improve and promote health care. We focused

to our respective families and widened our scope towards the whole community to bring out their

major concerns.

The community involved in this study consists of one hundred thirty five (135)

households and a total of five hundred ninety six (596) residents of Barangay SitioGulod inMayamot Antipolo City.


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Many people contributed in the creation of this case study. We are grateful to the families

who allowed us to use them as our correspondents and to be part of our ideas especially to our

individual families that we immersed to and welcomed us as part of their families.

We would also like to express our gratitude to our clinical instructors, Mr.

FloranteArtienda, Mr. AvelinoBalagbis, Ms. Madonna Dapeg and Ms. JesusaGrimalt for guiding

us and giving us their thoughtful ideas and comments regarding our stay in the community.

Ultimately, we look up to you as our great mentor and educator. Thank you so much from

the bottom of our hearts. Thank you for stimulating our minds and guiding us for a brighter and

better future ahead in our field.

In addition, we would like to thank the barangay officials and staffs headed by

Mr.PabloOldan and Mr. Arthur Salvana for allowing us to interact and conduct surveys in certain

families in the community.

To our loved ones, who are always there to inspire us, to help us persevere, we dedicate

this to all of you. With the support that you had given us, you inspire us to become more diligent

in our chosen field and make us more determined to become better nurses in the future. Again,from all of us, thank you very much.

T D M L i i P ib d M J li t B t th k f i i th


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COMMUNITY PROFILE

The total land area of Antipolo City is 38, 575.04 hectares and represents 29.4% of the

total land area of Rizal. It is bounded by the town of Rodriguez, on the northwest by the towns of

Marikina and San Mateo, on the east by the province of Quezon, on the southeast by the town of

Tanay and Teresa andon the northwest by the towns of Taytay and Cainta. It is implemented as a

city on April 4, 1998. There are 33 health centers, 3 government and 5 private hospitals located

within the area and is composed of 16 Barangays with a population of 547, 157 that has the

annual growth rate of 7.6%.

One of the said barangay is Mayamot. It is measured 540.74 hectares and it is located in

the outskirts of Marikina and Antipolo City. The population is 46, 949 since the last 2007 census

and there are 2 health centers within the area. They also have 3 doctors, 2 nurses, 2 midwives,

and 8 barangay health workers within the barangay.

The power service in the Antipolo comes from Meralco, the water service is from Manila

Water Company and the telephone services are from PLDT, Bayantel, PT&T. There are 153banks, 6, 903, business establishments and 405 subdivisions. There are 36 elementary schools

and 13 high schools and with a total of 49 public schools, while there are 78 private schools


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OBJECTIVES

General

As future nurses, and with the acknowledgement and skills learned from our Related

Experience Class, we are to investigate and observe the family by conducting simple interviews

all about their competencies in carrying out needed interventions for health promotion, disease

prevention & proper management of problems.

Specific

In addition, our group laid out some objectives that would later help us in creating ways

to empower our familys competency.

The objectives are as follows:

1 To follow the basic management of concepts of the family as the basic unit of care


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Organizational Chart

Brgy.Mayamot Antipolo City

Pablo T. Oldan

Punong Barangay

Liza T. Patilan

Baran a Scretar

Liza T. Patilan

Barangay Scretary


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Chapter 1

FAMILY STRUCTURE

A. Number of Residents According to Age

Age No. of Residents Percentage

Under 1yr 17 2.85%

1-4yr 39 6.54%

5-6yr 24 4.03%

7-14yr 73 12.25%15-49yr 310 60.40%

50-64yr 71 11.91%

65 & above 12 2.02%

Total 596 100%

Interpretation:The survey consists of one hundred thirty five (135) families at Sitio Maries Gulod,

Mayamot Antipolo City. The number of residents under one (1) year old to sixty five (65) years

old and above have a total population of five hundred ninety six (596). Ages 1 to 4 years old

have a total number of 39.

Ages 5 to 6 have a total of 24, ages 7 to 14 have a total of 73 which is next to the greatest

percentage of population. Ages 15 to49 have a total 360 which has the greatest percentage of the

total population. Ages 50 to 64 have a total of 71 and lastly, ages 65 and above have a total of 12.All in all, the total population at Maries Gulod, Mayamot Antipolo City is five hundred

ninety six (596) for both male and female.


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C. Gender

Category No. of Residents Percentage

Male 294 49.33%

Female 302 50.67%

Total 596 100%

Interpretation:

49.33%50.67%

Gender

Male

Female


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C. Civil status

Category Frequency Percentage

Single 310 63.92%

Married 175 36.1%

Total 485 100%

Data Interpretation:

63.92%

36.80%

Civil Status

Single

Married


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D. Type of Family


Nuclear 92 68.15%

Extended 43 31.85%

Total 135 100%


68.15%

31.85%

Type of Family

Nuclear

Extended


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E. Family size


Small 69 51.1%

Medium 57 42.22%

Large 9 6.67%

Total 135 100%


The graph shows the family size of the respondents in the community. They are classified as

small which ranges from 1 to 4 person inside the household, there are 69 or 51.1% while 57 or

51%42.22%

6.67%

Family Size

Small

Medium

Large


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E. Places of originPlace Frequency Percentage

Bicolano 69 11.58%

Cebuano 51 8.58%

Tagalog 312 52.35%

Samar 13 2.18%

Ilokano 38 6.38%

Leyte 6 1.01%

Mindoro 8 1.34%

Marinduque 5 0.84%

Mindanao 15 2.52%

Bulacan 9 1.51%

Bacolod 7 1.17%

Pangasinan 30 5.03%

Negros 9 1.51%

Romblon 6 1.01%

Bukidnon 8 1.34%


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Chapter IISocio-economic & Cultural

A. EmploymentCategory Frequency Percentage

Employed 245 47.85%

Unemployed 267 52.15%Total 512 100%

47.85%

52.15%

Employment

Employed

Unemployed


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B. Educational attainmentCategory Frequency Percentage

Preschool 6 1.17%Elementary level 81 15.82%

Elementary Grad. 34 6.6%

High School level 123 24.025

High School Grad. 136 26.56%

Vocational 20 3.91%

College level 70 13.67%

College Grad. 42 8.20%

Total 512 100%

1.17%

15.82%6.64%

24.02%26.56%

3.91%

13.67%

8.20%

Educational Attainment

Preschool

Elementary level

Elementary Grad

High School level

High school Grad

Vocational

College level

College Grad


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C. ReligionType Frequency Percentage

Roman Catholic 498 80.58%

Born Again Christian 89 14.40%

Iglesia Ni Cristo 27 4.37%

7t

Day Adventist 4 0.65%

Total: 618 100%


The graph shows the religion of the community of Sitio Maris GulodBrgy Mayamot Antipolo

80.58%

14.40%

4.37%

0.67% RELIGION

Roman Catholic

BornAgain Christian

Iglesia Ni Cristo

7th Day Adventist


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Chapter 3

HOME & ENVIRONMENT

A. Home ownership


Owned 130 96.29%

Rented 5 3.70%

Informal settlers 0 0%

Total 135 100%

96.29%

3.70%0%

Home ownership

owned

rented

Informal settlers


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B. Types of Houses


Concrete 53 39.26%

Mixed 80 59.26%

Light 2 1.48%

Total 135 100%

Interpretation:

The graph shows that 53 families have concrete houses; 80 families have a mixed

39.26%

59.26%

1.48%

Types of Houses

Concrete

Mixed

Light


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E. Water Source


Deep well 5 3.70%

Nawasa 126 93.3%

Delivered 4 2.96%

Total 135 100%

Interpretation:

The graph shows that 5 of the families get their water from deep well; 4 of them are from

delivered water and 126 of them are from nawasa. Deep well has the percentage of

3.70%, delivered has 2.96% and nawasa has 93.3%

3.70%

93.30%

2.96%

Water source

Deep well

Nawasa

Delivered


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F. CleanlinessCategory Frequency Percentage

Satisfactory 33 26.4%

Fair 87 69.6%

Poor 5 4%

Total 125 100%

Data interpretation:

Based on the data gathered in SitioGulodBrgy. Mayamot regarding their cleanliness, fair has a

26.40%

69.60%

4%

Cleanliness

Satisfactory

Fair

Poor


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G. VentilationCategory Frequency Percentage

Satisfactory 48 35.56%

Fair 75 55.56%

Poor 12 8.89%

Total 135 100%


Based on the data gathered, good has 48 or 35.56%, and fair has 75 or 55.56% and poor has 12

or 8 89% in which fair has a higher percentage in ventilation among 135 households surveyed

35.56%

55.56%

8.89%

Ventilation

Satisfactory

Fair

Poor


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H. Garbage DisposalCategory Frequency Percentage

Burning 27 20.0%

Compost 15 11.11%

Collected 93 68.89%

Total 135 100%


Based on the data gathered in Sitio Gulod Brgy.Mayamot, Antipolo city, the highest

percentage in garbage disposal is collected with the percentage of 68.89% or 93 followed

by burning 27 or 20 0% and compost with 15 or 11 11%

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20.00%68.89%

Garbage Disposal

Burning

Compost

Collected


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I. Types of Excreta


Pail System 116 95.87%

Flush System 5 4.13%

Total 121 100

Data Interpretation

The graphical illustration shows that 116 of the respondents has a percentage of 95.87%

f h l d i il hil fl h

95.87%

4.13%

Types of Excreta Disposal

Pail System

Flush Sytem


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J. Excretal DisposalCategory Frequency Percentage

With CR 119 99.17%

Without CR 1 0.83%

Total 120 100%

DataIntepretation;

The graphical illustration shows that 99 17% of the total respondents have their own toilet while

99.17%

0.83%

Excreta Disposal

With CR

Without CR


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K. Pet ownershipCategory Frequency Percentage

With animals 85 62.96%

Without animals 50 37.04%

Total 135 100%


Based on the data gathered in SitioGulodBrgy.Mayamot, Antipolo city, owners with animals has

62.96%

37.04%

Pet ownership

With animals

Without animals


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Chapter 4

KNOWLEDGE on the CONCEPT OF HEALTH CARE

A. Graph of the Concepts measuring Knowledge of Residents


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B. Interpretation of Data


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Chapter 5

HEALTH CARE

A. Birth Attendant


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B. Place of Delivery


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C. Infant feeding


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D. Immunization of the Children


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