CA2 WEEK 2

STANDARDS OF CARE

1. ASSESSMENT

2. POPULATION DIAGNOSIS PRIORITIES

3. OUTCOME IDENTIFICATION

4. PLANNING

5. IMPLEMENTATION

6. EVALUATION

7. QUALITY OF PRACTICE

8. EDUCATION (of nurses)

9. PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE EVALUATION

10. COLLEGIALITY & PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP

11. COLLABORATION

12. ETHICS

13. RESEARCH

14. RESOURCE UTILIZATION POPULATION

15. LEADERSHIP

everyone has the right to work

Article 23 of UN universal declaration of human rights

DOLE

Department of Labor and Employment

Philippine Labor Code

PD 442

address work related injuries, illness, and death

EO 307

employee’s compensation and state insurance funds

PD 626

Anti Sexual Harrassment Act

RA 7877 (1995)

Safe Spaces Act

RA11313 (2019)

Comprehensive drugs Act

RA9165 (2002)

Toxic Substance Act

RA6969

Special Abuse, Exploitation & Discrimination Act

RA9231

promote and protect safety of workers in the workplace

RA11058

explores the numerous biopsychosocial factors that influence individuals to pursue health promotion activities

Pender’s Health Promotion Model

Developed: 1980s

Revised: 1996

basis for much of the practice of health education and health promotion

Health Belief Model (1958)

includes construct of self efficiency and process of change

Transtheoretical Model

attempts to predict a person’s intention to perform or not to perform a certain behavior

Theory of Reasoned Action

direct observation of community

ocular observation

observation while in the vehicle, either driving, riding or walking

windshield survey

Registry of Vital Events

Act 3753

Health Records and Reports

EO 352

Census update information every?

5 years

study of distribution and determinants of health related states or events in specified population

Epidimiology

measuresn how fast people are added to the population through birth

Crude Birth Rate (>45/1000 live births = high fertility, <20/1000 = low fertility)

no. of live births per 1000 women aged 15-49 in a given year

Genera Fertility Rate (200/1000 = high fertility, 60/1000 = low fertility)

total death rate in a given population

crude death rate

subset of the population or with particular classes of deaths

specific death rate

proportion of death in a specified population that are attributed to a specific cause

proportionate mortality ratio

death due to complications from pregnancy or childbirth

maternal mortality rate

no. of deaths per 1000 live births of children under 1 year of age

infant mortality rate

newborn death occurring within 28 days postpartum or after delivery

neonatal mortality rate

death of children aged 29 days to one year

post-neonatal mortality rate

dying within first week of life or survive first week but die before one month of age

early post neonatal mortality rate

combines death of fetus of specified gestational age with deaths of liveborn infants who die in the first two weeks of lif3e

perinatal mortality rate

occurrence of new cases of a disease

incidence rate

number of all cases at a given point in time

prevalence rate

toatal number of existing cases of disease at a particular point in time

prevalence proportion