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CHN Flashcards

1
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the client/patient in the CHN
no two communities are alike

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COMMUNITY

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▪complete physical, mental, social well-being and not merely the absence of infirmity (WHO)

▪dynamic – fluctuating either towards death/OLOF

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HEALTH

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it is concerned to health of the whole population (community)

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COMMUNITY HEALTH

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assisting an individual sick/well in the performance of those activities contributing to health or its recovery; if not, assisting to a peaceful death

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NURSING

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STAGES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

▪marital and sexual adjustment
▪functional communication
▪adjustment to the role
▪prenatal education

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The Beginning Family

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STAGES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

▪starts when the first child is born
▪“mag-anak”
▪changing roles (parenthood)

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The Early Child-bearing Family

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STAGES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

▪discipline
▪child-rearing (bringing up a child)
▪be cautious for accidents, poisoning, communicable diseases

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The Family with Pre-school Children

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STAGES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

▪balancing time for work and family
▪return to social interest
▪continuing intimacy

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The Family with School-Aged Children

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STAGES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

concerns: peer-pressure, sex education, reward vs. reinforcement

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The Family with Teenagers

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STAGES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

▪releasing children as adults
▪reestablishing marital dyad
▪postpartal interest
▪divorce/separation
▪menopause

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The Family as Launching Center

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STAGES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

▪rebuilding marriage
▪retirement plans
▪health
▪new career

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The Middle-Aged Family

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STAGES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT

▪maintenance of family relations (bonding)
▪income changes
▪physiologic aspects of aging
▪death of spouse

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The Aging Family

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a family-nurse contact

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HOME VISIT

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DEVELOPING A FAMILY CARE PLAN

determination of the failure of the family to perform their family task

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Second Level of Assessment

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DEVELOPING A FAMILY CARE PLAN

identify existing/potential health conditions of the family

WELLNESS CONDITION
HEALTH THREATS
HEALTH DEFICIT
STRESS POINTS/ FORESEEABLE CRISIS

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First Level Assessment

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Health Deficit - DDD

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D-isease
D-isability
D-evelopmental Delay

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Health Threats - HICE

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H-azards
I-nadequate/lack of immunization or breastfeeding
C-ross infection
E-nvironmental sanitation is poor

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STRESS POINTS/ FORESEEABLE CRISIS - SACCIPDA

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S-chool entrance
A-dolesence
C-ourtship/Marriage
C-ircumcision
I-llegitimacy
P-regnancy
D-eath
A-ddiction

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WHO ARE THE 5 VULNERABLE POPULATION GROUP AS A CLIENT

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1.infants and young children – immunocompromised and unable to communicate
2.school-aged – prone to accidents, communicable diseases and most neglected
3.adolescent – STD/STI and peer pressure
4.mothers – due to pregnancy
5.old people – weak immune system

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COMMUNITY AS A CLIENT
Levels of Referral System

▪caters: simple cases
▪carried by LGU specifically MAYOR
▪facilities: BHS, HV, RHU

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PRIMARY LEVEL

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COMMUNITY AS A CLIENT
Levels of Referral System

▪caters: simple laboratory and common medical and surgical procedure (e.g. appendectomy)
▪carried by LGU specifically GOVERNOR
▪facilities: Provincial Hospital, District Hospital, Emergency Hospital

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SECONDARY LEVEL

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COMMUNITY AS A CLIENT
Levels of Referral System

▪caters: advanced procedure
▪carried by the DOH
▪facilities: Regional Hospital, Medical Center, National Hospitals, Specialty Hospitals (National Kidney Transplant Institute, Philippine Heart Center

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TERTIARY LEVEL

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Type of Community Diagnosis

-general information about the community

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COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS

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Type of Community Diagnosis

-it responds to a particular need (no steps)

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PROBLEM ORIENTED COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS

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a process by which a CHN collects data about the community and identify factors which may influence the health (research-like)

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Community Diagnosis

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HSUEH POINTS: anatomic points being stimulated

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accupuncture

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ASHI POINTS: indicates a painful spot due to illness

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accupressure

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH VISION

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Filipinos are considered as healthiest in Southeast Asia by 2022, healthiest in Asia by the year 2040

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH MISSION

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PPRE

Productive
People-Centered
Resilient
Equitable Health Care System

19
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EO 102 – 3 MAIN FUNCTIONS OF DOH

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Nurse LEA
▪Leadership in Health – creates policy regarding health
▪Enabler and Capacity Builder – strategies and training
▪Administrative Function – manages tertiary hospitals

20
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its purpose is to watch how the money allocated for health is being spent

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HEALTH SECTOR REFORM AGENDA

21
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Core Values of HEALTH SECTOR REFORM AGENDA

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PRICE

▪Professionalism
▪Responsiveness
▪Integrity
▪Compassion
▪Excellence

22
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Health sector reform agenda made by Former Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

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FOURmula 1 For Health:

23
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Health sector reform agenda made by Former Pres. Benigno Aquino III

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Aquino Health Agenda (AHA)
theme: Universal Healthcare/ Pangkalahatang Kalusugan

24
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Health sector reform agenda made by Former Pres. Rodrigo Duterte

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FOURmula 1 plus For Health
– theme: Boosting Universal Healthcare

25
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FRS GG PA

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1.Health Financing
2.Health Regulation
3.Health Service Delivery
4.Good Governance
5.Performance Accountability

26
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-system of PhilHealth to know the coverage of the bill
-computes the total bill (regular)
-e.g. Dengue Fever – P10,000; Severe Dengue – P16,000; Pneumonia – P32,000

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Case Rate Method

26
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law that suggests all Filipinos are automatically enrolled in PhilHealth

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RA 11223 – UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE LAW

26
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type of Philhealth member

-employees with formal employment,
-kasambahay,
-self-earning individuals or professionals,
-practitioners
-OFW (5%)
-Filipinos with dual citizen
-all Filipinos aged 21 and above with capacity to pay

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Direct Contributor

27
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type of Philhealth member

-indigents identified by DSWD
-4ps beneficiaries
-senior citizens
-PWDs
-SKs
-previously appointed point person/point of service
-Filipinos aged 21 and above without capacity to pay

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Indirect Contributor

28
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Health Regulation
▪characteristics:

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affordable and quality
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vaccines have bidding

29
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Health Service Delivery characteristics

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accessible and available

30
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What is Nurse Deployment Program (NDP)?

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newly grad nurses are deployed in farflung communities

31
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PRIMARY HEALTH CARE by WHO is signed by __ on ___

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signed by: FPres. Ferdinand Marcos Sr.

October 19, 1979

31
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Good Governance

characteristics:

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Transparent
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Accountable
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Efficient

32
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legal basis of primary health care

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LEGAL BASIS: LOI 949

33
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Primary Health Care vision:

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to achieve health in the hands of the people

34
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Primary Health Care Mission:

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increase opportunity where people will manage their own healthcare

35
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FOUR PILLARS OF HEALTHCARE (AIUS)

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1.Active Community Participation – involvement of the community people

2.Inter/intra-sectoral Linkages – collaboration outside healthcare

3.Use of Appropriate Technology – utilization of locally available resources

4.Support Mechanism Made Available

35
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two core principles of primary health care

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1.partnership with the people, active participation

2.empowerment (transfer KSA; Knowledge, Skills, Attitude)

35
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CHARACTERISTICS OF PHC (CASASA)

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▪Community-based
▪Accessible (within 3-5 km radius)
▪Sustainable (e.g. Halamang Gamot)
▪Affordable
▪Self-reliance (independent)
▪Available

36
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4 main elements of reproductive health (FAMS)

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Family planning
Adolescent
Maternal and Child
STD/STI

37
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other elements of reproductive health

SIMVAR

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1.Sexuality – respectful, no discrimination
2. Infertility – check male first (infertile if 1 year trying no condoms but no baby)
3. Men’s Reproductive Health – impotence, pre-mature ejaculation
4. Violence Against Women and Children (RA 9262) – physical abuse, psychological abuse, sexual abuse, economic abuse (hindi binibigyan ng pera ng husband)
5. Abortion and its Complications
6. Reproductive Tract Cancer – cervical cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer

38
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when should be the secondpost partum visit?

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2nd pp visit – after 1 week

38
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when should be the first post partum visit?

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after 24 hours/ 24 hours after discharge

39
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STORAGE OF VACCINE (time frame)
▪6 months – regional level
▪3 months – provincial level/ district level
▪1 month – main health center
▪not more than 5 days in health center or BHU

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STORAGE OF VACCINE (time frame)
▪6 months – regional level
▪3 months – provincial level/ district level
▪1 month – main health center
▪not more than 5 days in health center or BHU

40
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vaccines that are most sensitive to heat - stored in the freezer (-15 to -25)

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Varicella, OPV, MMR

41
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WATER FACILITY
▪provides the cleanest water
▪suited for urban areas
▪best to recommend
▪piping system

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Level 3 – Individual Household

41
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WATER FACILITY

▪protected well
▪developed spring
▪no distribution system
▪not more than 250m from the farthest house
▪houses are scattered

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Level 1 – Point Source

41
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Food Sanitation
SPCS – RIGHTS

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▪Right Source
▪Right Preparation
▪Right Cooking
▪Right Storage

42
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WATER FACILITY

▪stand post
▪1 bomba/poso = 4-5 houses
▪clustered densely
▪best to use
▪free of cost

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Level 2 – Communal Faucet

42
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TOILET FACILITY
connected to sewerage system to a treatment plant

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Level 3

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TOILET FACILITY
▪pit latrines
▪reed odorless earth closet
▪bored hole latrine
▪compost
▪pour flush and aqua privis (needs little water)

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Level 1 – Non-water Carriage

43
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TOILET FACILITY

▪septic tank

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Level 2 – Water Carriage Type with Water Sealed

44
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PRC DOC (characteristics)

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Poor Person
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Respectable
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Communicator
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Desire for change
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Open-minded
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Charismatic (famous)

45
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PHASES IN COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS

1.FORMATION OF ORGANIZATION
2.ELECTION OF OFFICERS (formal leaders)
3.BUILD COMMUNITY HEALTH ORGANIZATION (CHO)
4.TRAINING/ TEAM BUILDING OF OFFICERS
5.PLANNING

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ORGANIZATION/ BUILDING PHASE/ ACTIVITY PHASE

46
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PHASES IN COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS

1.Continue training and education of officers and BHW
2.Creation of short and long-term goals

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SUSTENANCE AND STRENGTHENING PHASE/ MAINTENANCE

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PHASES IN COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS

1.IMPLEMENTATION OF PLPANS
2.GROUNDWORKING (house to house to encourage people to participate)

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ACTION PHASE

48
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PHASES IN COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS

1.DOCUMENTATION – proof of organizing
2.FOLLOW UP – once a year
3.DISSEMINATION

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TURN OVER/PHASE-OUT PHASE

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