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Developmental Action Plan

Purpose: The purpose of this community organizing with the theme Himsog nga Panglawas Atong Tagam-Tamon: Altapresyon ug Dyabetes Atong Kontrolon isto educate and guide the community regarding diseases such as hypertension and diabetes, as well as on medical hand washing and nutrition.

General objectives:

Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be able to efficiently discuss and impart the knowledge abouthypertension, diabetes, medical hand washing and certain points about nutrition.

Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be able to strengthen the awareness of the community of suchdiseases (hypertension and diabetes).

Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be to point out advantages and significance on managing andcontrolling the disease process for both hypertension and diabetes.

Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be able to provide the community with relevant data regarding

their current health status.

Specific Objectives:

o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be able to the discuss different concepts with regards to

diabetes and hypertension such as its causes, types and signs and symptomso Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be able to promote health lifestyle by providing certain

interventions associated with such diseases.o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be able to support partnership and discuss on community

roles for disease management and control (hypertension and diabetes).o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be able to do certain interventions such as blood pressure

taking and capillary blood glucose testing.o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses will be able to impart knowledge about the complications and

risk of diabetes and hypertension in the community.

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Activity When Who Expected Outcome Resources

Registration

Opening prayer

National Anthem

Welcome address

Rationale

Discussion proper:(Hypertension & Diabetes)

Introduction

Causes

Types

Prevention andmanagement

Blood pressure takingand capillary blood glucosetest proper

Break

Closing remarks

Closing prayer

October 7, 2011(Friday) 8:30-11:00amat the San RoqueChapel

Sitio Upper Day-asresidents

Batch 3 communityorganizing Groups 4 &6 of BSN 2A

Clinical instructors

The residents will be toidentify the neededchanges in thesurroundings in orderto keep theircommunity safe fromthe treat of dengue.

Time

Money

Efforts

Manpower

Chairs

Sound systems

Tables

Visual aids

Flyers

Snacks and drinks

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o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses

will be able to the discuss different concepts with regards to diabetes and hypertensionsuch as its causes, types and signs and symptoms

o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses

will be able to promote health lifestyle by providing certain interventions associated withsuch diseases.

o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses

will be able to support partnership and discuss on community roles for diseasemanagement and control (hypertension and diabetes).

o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses

will be able to do certain interventions such as blood pressure taking and capillary bloodglucose testing.

o Within the two hours of student nurse-community resident interaction, the student nurses

will be able to impart knowledge about the complications and risk of diabetes andhypertension in the community.