A Family and Community Diagnosis of Mercado Compound
LADY OF LOURDES
COLLEGE OF NURSING
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS
Level of Environmental Sanitation Status of
Mercado Compound in Brgy.165 Zone 15
District I, Bagbaguin Caloocan City:
An Assessment
A FAMILY AND COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS OF
MERCADO COMPOUND
PRESENTED BY:
GROUP 1
Basol, Geraldine
Cayetano, Kristel Ann
Gumanit, Elyn
Lorenzo, Donna
Montecillo, Neriza Sardua, Alvin Jr.
Tolentino, Shanice Marie
Undajare, Mary Joy
2012
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The BSN Group 1 would like to extend their profound gratitude to the people who serve as an inspiration to finish this thesis.
First, to the Almighty Father who gave us knowledge, strength, and patience in creating this project. To the president, Dra. Erlinda Mauricio and the coordinator Ms. Melanie Bernabe for the continuous support they have given the group. To our community service head Mrs. Dionesia Navales and to the Barangay officials, for allowing us to conduct te said activity.
Likewise they would like to thank the clinical instructors, Ms. Kristine Reyes, Mr. Aldin Garcia, and Mr. Aldrin Ian Alpe for teaching and guiding the researchers all throughout the community service.
For the loving parents of the group, they are thankful for the unconditional love and financial support.
Lastly, they thank each one of the researchers for the time and effort in finishing this thesis and making this possible and successful.
DEDICATION
This thesis is dedicated to the parents of the researchers who have never failed to give financial and moral support, for giving all their need during the time the researchers developed their system and for teaching them that even the largest task can be accomplished if it is done one step at a time.
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
The World Health Organization defines health nursing as a “special field of nursing that combines the skills of nursing, public health and some
COLLEGE OF NURSING
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS
Level of Environmental Sanitation Status of
Mercado Compound in Brgy.165 Zone 15
District I, Bagbaguin Caloocan City:
An Assessment
A FAMILY AND COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS OF
MERCADO COMPOUND
PRESENTED BY:
GROUP 1
Basol, Geraldine
Cayetano, Kristel Ann
Gumanit, Elyn
Lorenzo, Donna
Montecillo, Neriza Sardua, Alvin Jr.
Tolentino, Shanice Marie
Undajare, Mary Joy
2012
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The BSN Group 1 would like to extend their profound gratitude to the people who serve as an inspiration to finish this thesis.
First, to the Almighty Father who gave us knowledge, strength, and patience in creating this project. To the president, Dra. Erlinda Mauricio and the coordinator Ms. Melanie Bernabe for the continuous support they have given the group. To our community service head Mrs. Dionesia Navales and to the Barangay officials, for allowing us to conduct te said activity.
Likewise they would like to thank the clinical instructors, Ms. Kristine Reyes, Mr. Aldin Garcia, and Mr. Aldrin Ian Alpe for teaching and guiding the researchers all throughout the community service.
For the loving parents of the group, they are thankful for the unconditional love and financial support.
Lastly, they thank each one of the researchers for the time and effort in finishing this thesis and making this possible and successful.
DEDICATION
This thesis is dedicated to the parents of the researchers who have never failed to give financial and moral support, for giving all their need during the time the researchers developed their system and for teaching them that even the largest task can be accomplished if it is done one step at a time.
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
The World Health Organization defines health nursing as a “special field of nursing that combines the skills of nursing, public health and some