FINALS-HEALTH CARE PROCESS P1 Flashcards

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The Community Health Care Process

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*Establishing a working relationship with the community
*Community assessment or diagnosis
*Planning for community health
*Nursing interventions, monitoring and supervision
*Evaluating community health interventions

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Vital to the success on the use of the health care process is establishing rapport with the community before hoping to gain their cooperation to help themselves.

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Establishing a Working Relationship with the Community

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The working relationship is made formal through contract setting where the agreement is made on the:

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*Goals and objectives of working with them
*Duration and frequency of nurse-client community contact
*Expectation

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Also, a CHN nurse should explore:

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*Attitude of the community of interest
*The need to identify rules or protocols that need to be followed

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helps the nurse gain an understanding of community dynamics because health actions occur in the community.

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Community Assessment or Diagnosis

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the process of collecting and processing data about the community

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Assessment

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Assessment tools

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Primary Data
Secondary data

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8
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are those directly collected by the nurse

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Primary Data

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Primary data include:

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Observation
Survey
Informant Interview

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gives the nurse the chance to observe people as well as take note of environmental conditions and existing community facilities

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Observation

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Observation may be done through:

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Ocular or windshield survey

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Is made up of a series of questions for systematic collection of information from a sample of individuals or families. May be ORAL or Written

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Survey

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are purposeful talks with either key informants or ordinary members of the community

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Informant Interview

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consist of formal and informal community leaders or persons of position and influence such as leaders in local government, schools and business

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Key informant

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The interview may be:

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Structured interview
Unstructured interview

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an interview in which the nurse directs the talk based on an interview guide

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structured interview

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an interview in which there is no specific set of predetermined questions

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unstructured interview

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flow like an everyday conversation and tend to be informal and open ended

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Unstructured interview

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a public meeting where members of the community come together at a central location to share their ideas, opinions and concern

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Community forum

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a small group discussion guided by a trained leader

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Focus group

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are those collected by other individuals, groups or agency

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Secondary Data

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Registry of vital events:

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*Civil Registration Law (Act 3753)
*Local Government Code (R.A. 7160)
*NSO
*In facility-based births
*For births that occur outside a facility
*Sanitation Code (PD 856)

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established the CIVIL REGISTRY SYSTEM in the Phil. and requires registration of vital events such as BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

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Civil Registration Law (Act 3753)

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assigned the functions of civil registration to LOCAL GOVERNMENT and mandated the appointment of LOCAL REGISTRARS

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Local Government Code (R.A. 7160)

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serves as the CENTRAL REPOSITORY of civil registries and the NSO Administrator and the Civil Registrar of the Phil.

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NSO

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the ADMINISTRATOR shall be responsible for the registration of the event

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In facility-based births

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the physician, nurse, midwife or anybody who attended the delivery has the responsibility for registering
-either PARENT may also register the birth

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For births that occur outside a facility

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the birth of a child should be registered within —- days from birth at the —— where the birth occurred

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30; Local Registry Office

29
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requires a death certificates before burial of the deceased

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Sanitation Code (PD 856)

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who last attended the deceased shall be responsible for preparing the death certificate, certifying the cause of death and forwarding the death certificate to the health officer within 48 hours

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PHYSICIAN

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if death occurred without medical attention, the —– who has the knowledge of the death shall report to the health officer within 48 hours. The health officer certifies the cause of death and directs its registration

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nearest relative or any person

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in the absence of a health officer, the death should be reported to the ——-, who shall issue the death certificate

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mayor, municipal secretary or any member of the Sangguniang Bayan

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registration of death shall be made within —– days from the occurrence of death at the Local Registry Office where the death occurred

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30

34
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provide a realistic basis for program planning and implementation

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Reliable civil registration and vital statistics

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is the official recording and reporting system of the Department of Health and is used by NSCB (National Statistical Coordination Board) to generate health statistics

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Field Health Service Information System (FHSIS)

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is an essential tool in monitoring the health status of the population at different level

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FHSIS

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is composed of recording and reporting tools

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FHSIS

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are facility based

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Records

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Records are kept where?

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Barangay Health Station
Rural Health Unit (RHU)
health center

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contains a day to day account of the activities of health workers

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Records

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services delivered to the client are the basis of the data entered in the records

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Records

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The FHSIS Manual of Operation list and describe the following recording tools:

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*Individual Treatment Record (ITR)
*Target Client Lists (TCL)
*Summary Table
*Monthly Consolidation Table (MCT)

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the building block of the FHSIS

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Individual Treatment Record (ITR)

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contains the date, name, address of patient, presenting symptoms or complaint of patient on consultation, and the diagnosis, treatment and date of treatment

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ITR

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maintained at the facility on all patients seen

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ITR

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the second building block of FHSIS

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Target Client Lists (TCL)

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TCLs maintained in RHU and health centers:

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*TCL for Prenatal Care
*TCL for Postpartum Care
*TCL for Under 1- Year Old Children
*TCL for Family Planning
*TCL for Sick Children
*National Tuberculosis Program TB Register
*National Leprosy Control Program Registration Form

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is a 12-column table in which columns corresponds to the 12 months of the year

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Summary Table

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Who will accomplish the summary table?

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Midwife and is kept at the BHS

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2 components of Summary Table

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Program Accomplishment
Morbidity Diseases

51
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is accomplished by the nurse based on the Summary Table Reports -consists of summary data that are transmitted or submitted monthly, quarterly and annually to a higher level, that is from BHS to the RHU or health center to the PHO and finally to the regional level

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Monthly Consolidation Table (MCT)

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Reports

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*summarizes the services of the nurse or the agency
*can be compiled monthly, quarterly and annually
*are based on records and registries