St.

Paul University Manila

00 (St. Paul University System)
19 1 2 680 Pedro Gil St. Malate, Manila

College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences

CONCEPT PAPER

Activity Title: Community Diagnosis Presentation

Date/Time: June 29, 2018 7:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Venue: St. Paul University Manila – Demo Room 303
Estimated no. of participants: BSN-3 Students, Panels & Barangay Officials
Background: Community diagnosis generally refers to the identification and quantification of
health problems in a community as a whole in terms of mortality and morbidity rates and ratios,
and identification of their correlates for the purpose of defining those at risk or those in need of
health care. The BSN-3 students of St. Paul University Manila will present the data gathered, and
problems identified from the community and their significance to the selected barangay.
Objective/s:
The activity aims to achieve the following for the community:
 Analyze the health status of the community
 Evaluate the health resources, services, and systems of care within the community
 Assess attitudes toward community health services and issues
 Identify priorities, establish goals, and determine courses of action to improve the health
status of the community
 Proposed Program/Activity Flow:
Time Activity Person in Charge

7:00 AM Assembly Emcees and panels

7:30 AM Opening Prayer

Dana Alvarillo
7:40 AM Opening Remarks
Kamilla Mappatao
8:00 AM Presentation Of Community Profile
c/o BSN3
8:30 AM Presentation of Demographic Profile
c/o BSN 3
9:00 AM Presentation of Socio-Cultural Status
c/o BSN-3
9:30 AM Presentation of Socio-Economic Status
c/o BSN-3
10:00 AM Presentation of Health and Illness Patterns
c/o BSN-3
10:30 AM Presentation of Problems Identified
c/o BSN-3
11:00 AM Summary, Conclusion and Recommendation
c/o BSN-3
11:30 AM Open Forum BSN-3 Students, Panels & Barangay
Officials
12:30 PM Closing Remarks
Mr. Dexter Soguilon

Logistics: Speakers and microphone from the CNAHS office.

Prepared by:

Christine Mae H. Siervo

BSN-3

Noted By:

Mr. Dexter Soguilon RN, MAN

Clinical Instructor