Community Diagnosis
Acknowledgements
Upon the completion of this partial database, this would not be possible without the gathered efforts of everyone belonging to the first group for the first Community Health Nursing rotation. Without which, the data gathered were all hard works from the group to be able to come up with a partial diagnosis that may help in taking immediate actions to the severe problems of the community. The raging heat of the sun and the strong rain pour were all worth it because nothing can beat something that is worth the experience.
We would like to acknowledge our dear parents for the undying support especially financially and emotionally. Without them, our Micro-teaching would not be possible. And also, to our motherly Clinical Instructor, Mrs. Ivy Go who has been with us throughout the rotation to guide and help us meet our objectives for the whole duration of the rotation.
Last but not the least, the Almighty Father who gifted us with knowledge to perform thorough assessments and the confidence in interacting with people we barely know. All our deep gratitude to all of them!
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Introduction According to the Department of Health, “Community Health Nursing is a unique blend of nursing and public health practice woven into a human service that properly developed and applied has a tremendous impact on human well being. Its responsibilities extend to the care and supervision of individuals and families in their homes, in places of work, in schools and clinics.”
With this, nurses are being exposed to the being of every person. This “being” is their daily activities where people need to do to live & earn for a living. Through this situation, nurses will be able to easily conduct a full assessment to the fact that he/she is always there with his/her client. It would also be a big advantage for everyone to have a community health nurse because they are there whenever there is an emergency need for health & most of all, it would be easier for a
Upon the completion of this partial database, this would not be possible without the gathered efforts of everyone belonging to the first group for the first Community Health Nursing rotation. Without which, the data gathered were all hard works from the group to be able to come up with a partial diagnosis that may help in taking immediate actions to the severe problems of the community. The raging heat of the sun and the strong rain pour were all worth it because nothing can beat something that is worth the experience.
We would like to acknowledge our dear parents for the undying support especially financially and emotionally. Without them, our Micro-teaching would not be possible. And also, to our motherly Clinical Instructor, Mrs. Ivy Go who has been with us throughout the rotation to guide and help us meet our objectives for the whole duration of the rotation.
Last but not the least, the Almighty Father who gifted us with knowledge to perform thorough assessments and the confidence in interacting with people we barely know. All our deep gratitude to all of them!
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Introduction According to the Department of Health, “Community Health Nursing is a unique blend of nursing and public health practice woven into a human service that properly developed and applied has a tremendous impact on human well being. Its responsibilities extend to the care and supervision of individuals and families in their homes, in places of work, in schools and clinics.”
With this, nurses are being exposed to the being of every person. This “being” is their daily activities where people need to do to live & earn for a living. Through this situation, nurses will be able to easily conduct a full assessment to the fact that he/she is always there with his/her client. It would also be a big advantage for everyone to have a community health nurse because they are there whenever there is an emergency need for health & most of all, it would be easier for a
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