DEDICATION

Above all, to the Almighty God who had given as the faith and strength and provide us the

gift of wisdom and understanding to face all the circumstances that bothers as the most. All

praises and glory are lifted to Him.

To our parents who are the great source of motivation and for their trust and love to us

which inspired us to strive more in achieving our goals and aspirations in life.

To our friends who are always there through ups and downs. For their love and support

and for the unforgettable moments that we’ve shared together.

To our Alma matters, Cagayan State University- Carig Campus, especially to the College

of Arts and Sciences which served as our home, to encourage us to become responsible,

courageous and kind as an individual and for a worthwhile stay throughout the years.

To the Community, the prime motivator for us researchers to come up and cooperate to

our study that accentuates on promoting the best mechanism to promote their welfare and

interest.

To them, this is humbly and lovingly dedicated.

THE RESEARCHERS
 ABSTRACT

Research Title: EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE CASE OF

EASTERN BARANGAYS OF TUGUEGARAO CITY

Date: MAY 2017

Researchers: CRISTINA L. CAPILI

LIZA O. GARCIA

ARLEEN A. MALLILLIN

Degree: BACHELOR OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Institution: CAGAYAN STATE UNIVERSITY- CARIG CAMPUS

Thesis Adviser: MARY JOY A. BORJA, DPA

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APPROVAL SHEET----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ii

ACKNOLEDGEMENT-------------------------------------------------------------------------- iii

DEDICATION------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- v

ABSTRACT----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- vi

TABLE OF CONTENTS------------------------------------------------------------------------- ix

LIST OF TABLES--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- xi

CHAPTER

I. INTRODUCTION-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Background of the Study-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Statement of the problem-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Research Hypothesis-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Significance of the Study------------------------------------------------------------------------

Scope and Delimination-------------------------------------------------------------------------

II. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERETURE AND STUDIES-----------------------------

Conceptual framework-------------------------------------------------------------------------

Paradigm------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Definition of Terms------------------------------------------------------------------------------

III. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY-------------------------------------------------------------

Research Design---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Locale of the Study------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Respondents of the Study----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Sampling Procedure----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Research Instrument/ Tool-------------------------------------------------------------------------

Data Gathering Procedure-------------------------------------------------------------------------

Statistical Treatment--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

IV. PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA------------

Profile of Resident- respondets--------------------------------------------------------------------

Profile of Barangay Health Workers (BHW)---------------------------------------------------

Administrative Capability of the Program

V. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS-----------

Summary of Findings------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Conclusions-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Recommendations-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

BIBLIOGRAPHY

APPENDIX

A. Questionnaire

B.
 LIST OF TABLES

1.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We researchers wish to extend our sincerest gratitude, respect and appreciation to the

following who have been so instrumental in accomplishing thus study.

To our thesis adviser Prof. Kristine Lara, for her untiring efforts of sharing

expertise and valuable time to improve this study. Her brilliant ideas and suggestions were

truly of great help to the accomplishment of this study.

To Prof. Ricky Maribbay, the Chairman of the panel, for his criticism which oaved

the way for the excellence of this study.

To Dr. Mary Joy A. Borja and Prof. Areio Camacam, The Protecrion and

Promotion of the Right to Health (1994)

Health is the prerequisite to happiness and well being. It affects socio-economic factors

notably income, levels of living and in particular nutrition. A child’s ability to take full

advantage of the schooling provided, he depends on his health. And the adults’s ability to

use the knowledge and skills he has acquired depends on his mental and physical fitness.

Health is intimately enmeshed with national development.

The Bill of Social Economic Rights on Health

Every citizen has the right of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health

and shall receive from the state the benefits of an adequate medical care program.

Four Level of Primary Health Care

 a. Home Level – refers to the household as basic unit in any community family

members are primarily responsible for health activities.

b. Community Level – activities concern the health of the whole community and

required joint voluntary effort by many people.

c. First Health Facility – refers to the first level where a trained health professionals

in available with resources for running clinic sessions.

d. First referral level – which includes two kinds of referral system in primary

healthcares strategy. The first is clinical referral system (usually based on rural or district

hospitals) involving consultation and supervision of performance at lower levels, the second

is administrative referral system usually the district health office covering planning

management and support activities related to sanitation, health information, and education

disease control campaign. The question by whom health care is delivery to the people is one

of the most crucial in the process of health care delivery policies have in the past, been

based almost entirely on the unchallenged assumption that professionals or at least

professionally controlled, manpower is the only channel for delivery of such care.

The efforts to achieve health all by the year 2000 through primary health care have

taken the form of five-year plans and national government plans relating to:

- Organization at national level of health systems that narrow the gap between urban

and rural areas;

- Large-scale development of preventive medicine, now given priority over curative

medicines;
- Introduction of health education that encourages self-reliance, individual

responsibility for health and community commitment;

- Establishment of better living conditions through improvement of the environment,

housing, and drinking water supplies;

- Immunization against communicable disease;

- Protection of vulnerable groups, especially women and children;

- Integration of all health programs within a framework of primary health care (Prof.

Yangni-Angate is Honorary Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Abidjan,

CoteDivoire).

Based on Nutrition Education, in order to make people more responsive and tolerant to

good health practices, the following factors should be considered;

a. knowledge of peoples culture, social-economic and education;

b. identification of the problem leading towards better persuasive approaches;

c. flexibility in dealing with the needs of the people;

d. self knowledge on the part of the educator; and

e. involvement of the key people, leaders, mothers, youth and the community.members of

the panel for their sensible and priceless suggestions that helped us to come up for the

improvement of this study.

 To Prof. Crizaldy Binarao, our statistician for conveying his admirable expertise,

time and efforts in analyzing our gathered data and his principle of helping others without

expecting anything in return.

To Sir Dante Pasicolan, our research and composition professor for his invaluable

cooperation and patience which led to the substantiation of this study.

To Engr. Arthur G. Ibanez. Campus Executive Officer of CSU- Carig Campus, or

allowing us to conduct this kind of study.

To the College of Arts and Sciences, our molder of success, whereby our moral,

spiritual, and mental capabilities were shaped.

To our dearest parents, for their love, support, care, and guidance in all the

circumstances we are facing and to their continuous understanding and prayers which

serves as our strength and power as well as our shield for the challenges that we are taken.

To our respondents, for their cooperation and courageous time in answering our

question and providing such information that is fitted and necessary to the accomplishment

of this study.
 To our Friends, Jale, Angelika, Shaina and Ermelyn for their motivations and

advice whenever there’s a misunderstanding or problems. For being our stress reliver and

for being there when we needed them most.

Above all, to the Almighty God, for his guidance and unending love in all the

failures that are given to us reasearchers. Through his presence everthing falls into place

and things became possible.

Cristina L. Capili

Liza O. Garcia

Arleen A. Mallillin