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    The document outlines a family nursing care plan (FNCP) for a family with two health problems: poor environmental sanitation and cough/colds. The nursing problems are identified as lack of knowledge about hygiene/sanitation and inability to manage health conditions. The goals are for the family to effectively promote health and eliminate cough/colds. Objectives include demonstrating proper cleaning, knowing cleanliness importance, and managing cough/colds. Nursing interventions include encouraging home improvements, health teachings, and promoting cleanliness. Resources needed are time, materials, and human resources. The document also outlines the principles and importance of Community Organizing Participatory Action Research (COPAR) which prepares communities to manage their own programs.

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    The document outlines a family nursing care plan (FNCP) for a family with two health problems: poor environmental sanitation and cough/colds. The nursing problems are identified as lack of knowledge about hygiene/sanitation and inability to manage health conditions. The goals are for the family to effectively promote health and eliminate cough/colds. Objectives include demonstrating proper cleaning, knowing cleanliness importance, and managing cough/colds. Nursing interventions include encouraging home improvements, health teachings, and promoting cleanliness. Resources needed are time, materials, and human resources. The document also outlines the principles and importance of Community Organizing Participatory Action Research (COPAR) which prepares communities to manage their own programs.

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    The document outlines a family nursing care plan (FNCP) for a family with two health problems: poor environmental sanitation and cough/colds. The nursing problems are identified as lack of knowledge about hygiene/sanitation and inability to manage health conditions. The goals are for the family to effectively promote health and eliminate cough/colds. Objectives include demonstrating proper cleaning, knowing cleanliness importance, and managing cough/colds. Nursing interventions include encouraging home improvements, health teachings, and promoting cleanliness. Resources needed are time, materials, and human resources. The document also outlines the principles and importance of Community Organizing Participatory Action Research (COPAR) which prepares communities to manage their own programs.

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    Adlawan, Angelu S.

    Nr41- Group 2
    HEALTH
    PROBLEM

    FAMILY
    NURSING
    PROBLEM

    Poor
    environment
    al sanitation
    as Health
    threat.

    Inability to
    provide a clean
    and healthy
    environment due
    to:
    1. Lack or
    inadequat
    e
    knowledge
    about the
    importanc
    e of
    hygiene
    and
    sanitation.

    GOAL OF
    CARE

    OBJECTIVES OF
    CARE

    After 1-3
    hours of
    Student
    nurse client
    interaction
    the family
    will be able
    to
    effectively
    promote
    and
    maintain an
    environment
    conducive
    to health.

    After 1-3 hours


    of Student
    Nurse Client
    interaction, the
    family will be
    able to:
    1. Demonstra
    te effective
    and Proper
    cleaning.
    2. Know the
    Correct
    basis for
    cleanliness
    .
    3. Know the
    importance
    of a clean
    and
    healthy
    environme
    nt.

    FNCP

    NURSING
    INTERVENTION

    1. Encourage
    the Family
    to reinforce
    the house.
    2. Encourage
    the family
    to use a
    proper
    segregatio
    n
    technique.
    3. Discuss the
    importance
    of a Clean
    and
    Healthy
    environme
    nt.
    4. Use a
    proper
    technique
    Methods
    during
    cleaning
    and
    sanitizing.
    5. Monitor the
    Family

    METHOD OF
    NURSE
    FAMILY
    CONTACT
    - Home
    Visit
    every
    Month.
    - Lecture

    RESOURCES
    REQUIRED

    Time
    and
    effort of
    Student
    Nurse
    and
    Family.
    Cleanin
    g
    Material
    s.

    Adlawan, Angelu S.
    Nr41- Group 2

    FNCP
    HEALTH
    PROBLEM

    FAMILY
    NURSING
    PROBLEM

    GOAL OF
    CARE

    OBJECTIVES OF
    CARE

    NURSING
    INTERVENTION

    METHOD OF
    NURSE
    FAMILY
    CONTACT

    RESOURCES
    REQUIRED

    Adlawan, Angelu S.
    Nr41- Group 2
    Cough and
    Colds

    Inability to
    make a
    decision
    on taking
    appropriat
    e health
    actions
    due to lack
    of
    knowledge
    regarding
    in
    managem
    ent.

    After the
    Nursing
    interventio
    n the
    Family will
    be able to
    eliminate
    the cough
    and colds.

    PRINCIPLES OF COPAR:
    1. People, especially the most oppressed,
    exploited and deprived sectors are open to
    change, have the capacity to change and
    are able to bring about change.

    After the
    Nursing
    intervention
    the Family will:

    1. Discuss
    with the
    Group/
    Family the
    causes,
    1. Have a
    effects
    knowledge
    and
    about the
    possible
    disease
    complicati
    especially
    on about
    the signs
    cough
    and
    and colds.
    2.
    Provide
    symptoms
    Knowledg
    of the
    e about
    disease.
    2. Be aware
    on how to
    on how to
    prevent
    prevent
    the
    the
    disease.
    3. Advice
    disease.
    the
    patient /
    Family to
    cover the
    mouth
    when
    sneezing
    or
    coughing.
    4. Promote
    Cleanlines
    s and
    Hygiene
    IMPORTANCE OF COPAR:

    Home
    Visit
    Health
    teachi
    ng

    Material
    Resource
    s:
    Visual
    aids

    Materials
    needed
    for demo

    Human
    Resource
    s

    Time and
    effort of
    the
    Student
    Nurse
    and
    Family.

    COPAR prepares people/clients to eventually take over the


    management of a development programs in the future.
    COPAR maximizes community participation and involvement;
    community resources are mobilized for community
    services.

    Adlawan, Angelu S.
    Nr41- Group 2

    COMMUNITY ORGANIZING PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH


    (COPAR)

    A process by which a community identifies its needs and objectives,


    develops confidence to take action in respect to them and in doing so,
    extends and develops cooperative and collaborative attitudes and
    practices in the community.

    COPAR PROCESS:
    A progressive cycle of action-reflection action which
    begins with small, local and concrete issues identified
    by the people and the evaluation and the reflection of
    and on the action taken by them.

    PHASES OF COPAR:
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    Pre- entry phase


    Entry phase

    Formation phase
    Organization- building phase
    5. Sustenance and strengthening phase

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