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Community Diagnosis
A Community Diagnosis of Barangay Bagong Katipunan, 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 for
Primary Health Care II

Group:
Uno Sais
BSN II - Watson

Leader:
Custodio, Chelsea Rose S.

Assistant Leader:
Jordan, Janine B.

Members:
Agosto, Ma. Katherine
Andaya, Ralph Renz
Batoy, Apple Peach
Bernabe, Patrick Benj
Cruz, Dawn Molly
Cuecao, Renalyn
De Jesus, Ma. Corazon
Deocampo, Athena J
Delfin, Lorelyn
Hiñola, Bernadette
Jaurigue, Angiela
Mabbayad, William Vicent
Macasaet, John Dean
Magno, Jani Joy

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter I – INTRODUCTION

Background of the Study Objectives of the Study Methodology Scope and Limitations Significance of the Study
Chapter II – THE COMMUNITY History of the Barangay History of the Site Barangay Organizational Chart Health Center Organizational Chart Barangay Profile Vicinity Map Spot Map
Chapter III – DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS Demographic Variables Socio-Economic and Cultural Variables Home and Environment Health and Illness Patterns Health Resources Values, Belief, and Health Practices
Chapter IV – PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION AND PLANNING Problem Identification Problem Prioritization Problem Tree Objective Tree Program Plans Teaching Plans
Chapter V – CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS Conclusion Recommendations References Appendices Appendix A (Gantt Chart) Appendix B (Communication Letters) Appendix C (Interview Tool) Appendix D (Health Teaching Hand Outs) Appendix E (Documentation Photos)

LIST OF TABLES

I. DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES
Table 1: Sex distribution
Table 2: Age distribution

Family Structure and Characteristics
Table 3: Family structure
Table 4: Civil status
II.

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