A COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS OF DILANG I AND II NAGPAYONG
BARANGAY PINAGBUHATAN, PASIG CITY

Presented to the Faculty of the College of Nursing
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasig
Kapasigan, Pasig City

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in
Related Learning Experience 107

BSN IV – OREM
BATCH 2012

Clinical Instructors
Kenneth E. Librea, RN
Zussette O. Villar, RN, MAN
Lawrence Ignatius M. Pamintuan, RN

February 2012
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This study would not be possible without the help and support of the following people to whom the researchers would like to extend their sincerest appreciation and deepest gratitude:
The Almighty God, for the knowledge, wisdom, strength and love that He unconditionally bestowed on the group. This community diagnosis has been done according to His will.
Professor Maria Luisa H. Lopez, for the patience and efforts she has exerted in planning this study; for the motivation and words of wisdom that pushed the students into working hard; for the assistance, knowledge and information that guided the actions of the group; and lastly, for her professional and motherly approaches which both disciplined and encouraged the students.
Prof. Zussette O. Villar, Prof. Lawrence O. Pamintuan, and Prof. Kenneth E. Librea, for their diligence and hard work in guiding the students throughout the span of the community immersion; for the friendship and seniority that they offered to the students; and for extending their time and efforts in criticizing the works of the students towards continuous improvement. This study would not have been a success without them.
Presidents Evangeline Borja and Nicomeded Aguilar of Dilang I and Dilang II, for warmly welcoming the PLP College of Nursing and for actively cooperating and participating in the programs implemented by the students;
The students’ parents and friends, for all of the material and immaterial support they imparted not just throughout the study but throughout the students’ lives; for the love and words of encouragement especially at times of difficulty; and for the appreciation, understanding and consideration they have always shown while being on the immersion site.
And above all, the respondents of the study, for actively cooperating and taking part in all of the students’ programs; for the time and effort they have exerted in joining the programs despite their busy lives; and for giving the students inspiration to continue serving the community. Without them, this study would not have been possible at all.

BSN IV Orem
Batch 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRELIMINARIES PAGE TITLE PAGE …………………………………………………………… i ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ……………………………………………… ii TABLE OF CONTENTS ………………………………………………. iv LIST OF TABLES …………………………………………………..... v LIST OF FIGURES ………………………………………………… .. ix
LIST OF APPENDICES …………………………………………… … x

CHAPTERS I. THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND 1 II. DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS 29
III. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION AND PLANNING 75
IV. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 103

REFERENCE LIST ...………………………………………………………….. 108
APPENDICES …………………………………………………………………… 113

LIST OF TABLES

TABLE PAGE 1 Health Indices 20 2 10 Leading Morbidity Cases of Infant 0-1 Year Old………………. 20 3 10 Leading Morbidity Cases in All Ages………………………… . 20 4 10 Leading Mortality Cases in All Ages……………………… ….. 21 5 Family Planning Method 21 6 Post Partum Care 21 7 Maternal and Pre-Natal Care 22 8 Tuberculosis Case 22 9 Maternal Care 22 10 Child Care 23 11 Expanded Program on Immunization 23 12 Number of Families of Dilang I and Dilang II 24 13 Age Group of Dilang I and Dilang II 24 14 House Type in Dilang I and Dilang II 24 15 Risk for Disaster in Dilang I and Dilang II 24 16 Age and Sex Profile of the Respondents………… … 29 17 Sex Profile of the Respondents…………………………. 30 18 Civil Status of the Respondents …. .. 31 19 Family Structure of the Respondents……………………….. 32 20 Family Size Profile per Household………………………………. 33 21 Length of Residency of the respondents 34 22 Highest Educational Attainment of the Respondents per Household 35 23 Occupational Status of Working Individuals per Family 36 24 Job Classification of the Employed Respondents 37 25 Monthly Income of the Family per Household 38 26 Religion Distribution of the Respondents 39 27 Monthly Expenses Prioritization of the respondents per family 40 28 Primary Way of Communication 41 29 Vehicle Ownership 41 30 House Ownership 42 31 House Construction Materials 43 32 Source of Light 43 33 Source of Drinking Water 44 34 Food Storage 45 35 Cooking Facility 46 36 Toilet ownership 47 37 Type of Drainage 47 38 Methods of Waste Disposal 48 39 Domestic Animals Ownership 49 40 Types of Pests Present in the Household 50 41 Pest Reservoir 51 42 Method of Pest Control 51 43 Known Community Leader 52 44 Known Community Program 53 45 Budget for Health Care 54 46 Primary Source of Health Services 55 47 Families Seeking Medical Check-up 56 48 Number of Families Practicing Regular Exercise 56 49 Sufficiency of Sleeping Hours 57 50 Bathing Practice 58 51 Toothbrushing Practice 59 52 Hand Washing Practice 59 53 Leisure Activities 60 54 Families with Smokers 61 55 Families with Alcohol Drinkers 61 56 Cases of Past Illness 62 57 Cases of Present Illness 63 58 Food Preferences 64 59 Consumption of Nutritional Supplements 65 60 Food Preparation 66 61 Families Using Family Planning 66 62 Family Planning Methods Used 67 63 Presence of Pregnancy 68 64 Immunization Status of Pregnant Respondents 69 65 Expanded Program for immunization (EPI) status per Household 70 66 History of Mortality in the Family 71 67 Body Mass Index Profile of the Children Ages 2-6 years old 72 68 Blood Pressure of the Respondent ages 18 Years Old and Above 73

LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE PAGE 1 Organizational Chart of Barangay Pihnagbuhatan 13 2 Organizational Chart of Dilang I ……. 14 3 Organizational Chart of Dilang II 15 4 Organizational Chart of Nagpayong Health Center 17 5 Vicinity Map ………………………… . 25 6 Spot Map ……………………… ….. 27

LIST OF APPENDICES

APPENDIX PAGE A Gantt Chart ………………………………………… …. 113 B Interview Tool …………………………………………………… 115 C Communication Letters 122 D Pamphlets ………… ……………….… 128 E Documentation Pictures … …………………………… n … 133