Professional Documents
Culture Documents
The researchers deeply acknowledge the help of the barangay Captain of Sta.
Rita, Hon. Jerome Michael Bacay and the Brgy. Council for their support and
cooperation;
Dean Vizabelle Pielago, RN, MAN for allowing them to have their community
diagnosis and for pushing them to strive harder to succeed;
Mr. Federico Arcala III, Mr. Billy Joe Tom and Ms. Cynthia Calma for their
guidance throughout the community activities;
The families interviewed for not hesitating to cooperate with the researchers;
Their parents, for their encouragement and their never-ending willingness to give in times
of need, be it financial or emotional;
To Almighty God for the gift of perseverance and knowledge, with Him,
EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE.
To all those who contributed for the completion of this project, your help are
deeply acknowledged.
INTRODUCTION
RATIONALE
METHODOLOGY
A community diagnosis was assigned as a partial fulfillment of the requirements
in Community Health Development. As a part of the said activity, students were assigned
to different areas in Olongapo.
The recommended timeframe for the community diagnosis in the assigned area is
at least 16 hours divided into two weeks. During the said time the researchers are bound
to gather the data and all supporting details and analyzed them for the final paper.
The prioritization of the problems observed and stated by the researchers focused more
on the data gathered from the families interviewed residing in Purok I, Barangay Sta.
Rita. This content of data gathered from the random sample may not be reliable enough
to represent the whole community of Sta. Rita Considering the fact that Purok I may be
different to all of the others in terms of population density and socio-economic and health
status. However, the study may post significance in the sense that it may be useful in
determining the problems of Purok I per se.
The family structure, socio-economic status, home and environment, knowledge of the
concept of health care and health problems were obtained only from the statement of the
50 families’ representatives.
COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS
Community diagnosis is the process of assessing and defining the needs , opportunities
and resources involved in initiating community health action programs.
The researchers have conducted activities wherein both family and public health care
concepts are applied to their designated area which is on Purok I, Barangay Sta. Rita
Olongapo City, Zambales, Philippines. This study intends to improve the capability of
the group in giving out comprehensive health care services.
Studies have underscored some key elements of the community which may be activated
to bring social and behavioral changes. This process of change aims to build the
capability of people to act on themselves for future community problems regarding both
health and socio-cultural and environmental factors.
It is composed by intentionally chosen action that organizes the contact to improve the
client’s health status and develop abilities in dealing with health problems.
The primary health care puts the concept of framework to the fore. Team planning by
health personnel in the same level and various health levels will be essential for the
effectiveness and efficiency of the health services rendered for the sake of the community
people.
Family, being the basic unit of society, is also the basic unit of service of community
health care. The client, the family, as well as the community needs to find resources in
order to grow. As part of the community health team, it is the researcherrs’ responsibility
to ensure that a good and competitive working relationship is built with the client’s
family. But in order to reach this level, establishment of rapport must be achieved first.
Therefore, the key to success for this study is the free and open communication from both
the researchers and the members of the community. Barriers should be broken, the desire
to help boost other’s strength and overcome weaknesses must be uplifted.
They say, first impression lasts. In this case, it is true. That is why the initial contact
with the client is very crucial. During this stage, the researchers must first establish good
working relationship with the people in the community.
Good and harmonious relationship could be met when trust is obtained in the very first
place. With this, all other actions will be successfully rendered if the foundation is strong
and stable.
Within each contact through home visits, the group introduced themselves, what school
they came from and the purpose of the activity. They also stimulated the clients interest
to make each conversation active and alive.
Upon establishing rapport, the group conducted the interview inquiring about their health
and some related problems followed by a detailed observation of the surrounding
environment and the assessment of the physical, physiological and psychological state of
the members of the community. From the data gathered, community diagnoses were
formulated. The first phase of planning was initiated during the home visit and will be
continued during the analysis. Interventions are then performed and evaluated.
Other means of nurse-contact in the community setting besides home visit includes the
following: mothers’ class, health teaching; symposium, Rural Health Unit visits, school
and tertiary health care facility visits, and print media (posters, pamplets etc.). This is
due to the fact that the use of electric communication gadgets is not feasible in the
Philippine Health Community Setting.
The major priority of the community health worker is the health status of the community.
Each of them is accustomed with vital responsibilities to further improve the health
condition of the families assigned to them by applying the ideal skills and knowledge in
organizing health care services being extended.
In order for the individuals to cope and manage health problems, the health process
includes an important set of actions that systematize the effect to improve the client’s
health status.
The process uses the scientific method: gathering, observing and analyzing data to arrive
to conclusions. Trough this health process, the solutions will be derived from the health
problems.
The ability to assess clients is one of the most important skills of nursing,
regardless of the practice setting. In all settings in which nurseds interacts with clients
and provide care, eliciting a complete health history, and using appropriate assessment
skills are critical to identifying physical and psychological problems and concerns
experienced by the client. As first step in the nursing process, patient assessment is
necessary to obtain data that enable the nurse to make a nursing diagnosis for the
community, identify and implement nursing interventions and evaluate their
effectiveness.
In health assessment, the nurse obtains the clients health history and performs physical
assessment which can be carried out in a variety of settings. Few lists of community
diagnoses is used by the community health nurses to identify and categorize family and
community problems that nurses have the knowledge, skills and responsibility to treat
independently.
Accident Hazards
(fall hazards related to soil erosion and house structure, proximity of
the houses with each other secondary to physical and environmental
factors.)
Criteria Computation Total Score Justification
Nature of the 2/3 x 1 2/3 It is a health threat
Problem
Modifiability of 2/2 x 2 2 There are
the Problem interventions to
solve the problem.
Preventive 3/3 x 1 1 They can utilize
Potential preventive
measures to avoid
this at home.
Salience of the 0/2 x 1 0 The family do not
Problem see this as a
problem
Total = 3 2/3
Helen Abasta
Imelda Marcelino
Aileen Barrios
Dolores Bagayan
Verginia Belarmino
Yolanda Balintong
Vergilio Labicam
Adella Diyco
Annabelle Dedicatoria
Eliza Lazante
Margarita Landeza
Elena Abubot
Barangay Council
Committee on social Services
Hon. Raquel Yabut – Atienza
Barangay sta. Rita is the largest of all the 17 barangays of the city. It is bounded
to the north by sta. Rita river, to the east by east bajac-bajac, to the west by
barangay mabayaun and barangay gordon heights and to the south by barangay
old cabalan.
BARANGAY PROFILE
Sta. Rita is the 2nd largest of the barangays in terms of land area at 1,529.18 or
21% hectares of the city’s built up area. It is bounded to the north by Sta. Rita
River, to the east by East Bajac-Bajac, to the west by Barangay Mabayuan and
Barangay Gordon Heights and to the south by Barangay Old Cabalan.
Economic Development
Barangay Sta. Rita consist mostly of lands owned by Esteban Estate and some
private occupancy dated back even before the time of the American occupation.
Life in the area was formerly through farming until the period when the entire Sta.
Rita was projected for residential purposes.
Schools, both public and private elementary and secondary were improved and
enlarged to facilitate the increasing number of school children. Seven Day Care
Centers were also constructed to cater the demands of the youth.
The City Slaughter House can also be found in the area. Various plans for the
further improvement of the area are at hand like the construction of a multi-
purpose hall within the vicinity of the Barangay Plaza and many other
infrastructure projects.
TABULATION OF DATA
FAMILY SIZE
Two 3
Three 2
Four 13
Five 11
Six 8
Seven 8
Eight 2
Nine 1
Ten 1
Eleven 1
CIVIL STATUS
Single 157
Married 117
Widowed 4
Separated 1
Live-in 4
Catholic 45 45 45
INC 4 4 4
Baptist 1 1
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
5 and below 29
pre school 5
elementary 74
HS level 56
HS graduate 68
vocational 12
College level 9
College graduate 9
FAMILY STRUCTURE
Nuclear 19
Extended 24
Patriarchal 27
Matriarchal 8
OCCUPATION
Store Owner 1
Laundrywoman 1
Soldier 1
Policeman 1
Fireman 1
Security Guard 1
Electrical Engineer 1
Painter 1
Midwife 1
Gov't. Employee 1
Call Center Agent 1
Cargador 1
Tutor 1
Jueteng 2
Welder 3
Carpenter 4
Driver 7
Construction Worker 7
OFW 7
SBMA Employee 9
Non-Working Minors 19
Vendor 29
Non-Working Adults 72
Student 81
EMPLOYMENT
Employed 90
Unemployed 172
MONTHLY
INCOME SOURCE
Father 35
Mother 13
Others 2
MONTHLY INCOME
5,000-10,000 pesos 19
10,000-15,000 pesos 1
15,000-20,000 pesos 3
20,000-30,000 pesos 2
TYPE OF TOILET
Water-sealed 50
TYPE OF DRAINAGE SYSTEM
Open 25
Closed 25
DRINKING WATER
Refrigerated 18
Covered 32
CONTAINERS USED
Plastic Pitchers 40
Bottles 7
Jars, Clays. Pots 2
Others 1
FOOD STORAGE
Covered 33
Refrigerated 16
Cabinet 1
CONSULTED PERSON
Manghihilot 3
Nurse 11
Doctor 13
Barangay Health Worker 2
Albularyo 1
Health Center 19
Others 4
IMMUNIZATION
Fully Immunized Children 157
Non-Fully 57
Continous 11
FAMILY STRUCTURE
a.1 Total Population
a.2 Age
AGE
41-60 years
18-20 years
male
11-14 years
female
4-5 years
2-11 months
0 20 40 60 80 100
Most of the people living in Sta. Rita are in the range of 21-40 years old, which are in the
working group. Next are the individuals whose ages is in 41-60 years of age. Both ranges
of ages belong in the working group. We can say that most people in Barangay Sta. Rita
have their jobs, but the thing is, they can not sustain or support their family with the kind
of their job. Or maybe some heads or members of the family are underemployed or
unemployed.
a.3 Sex
SEX
female
45%
male
55%
Civil Status
Separated 0%
Live-in 1%
Widow ed 1%
Single 56%
Married 42%
Most of the people living in Sta. Rita are single, comprising more than 50% of the total
surveyed population. Next weight of large percentage is the married individuals. The
live-in and widowed status are almost in equal percentage, while the separated ones have
the least percentage.
The data above shows that most of the families interviewed have larger members
of single individuals because most of the members of each family are still children,
teenagers, and some are working individuals. Also, because of present economic
condition, some interviewed individuals tend to stay single. Next to singles are the
married individuals who are living in the same house with their family members.
Matriarchal 10%
Nuclear 24%
Extended 31%
Patriarchal 35%
The largest portion was designated to Patriarchal family structure, in terms of who is
ruling the family- the mother or the father. But in terms whether it is nuclear or
matriarchal, the nuclear has the largest percentage.
Family Size
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Three Five Seven Nine Eleven
No. of Families
The graph above shows the most frequent number of family members in Barangay Sta.
Rita. It is evident on the data above that the member of four in a family is the commonest
among the family number composition, comprising 26% of the total 50 families. While
6% of the 50 families interviewed have only two family members, 4% for three members,
22% for five members, 16% for six members, 16% for seven family members, 4% for
eight members, 2% for nine members, 2% for ten members, and also 2% for eleven
members.
Form the data above; the top four family sizes are four, five, six, and seven. But
there are also some families whose members comprised of nine members, ten and eleven.
But the most famous is four- maybe composed of a father, mother, and two siblings of
either sex.
b.1 Employment
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
Employed
34%
Unemployed
66%
66% of the total individuals belonging to the families interviewed are unemployed due to
the fact that most of them are either of the non-working minors or are students. The rest,
who are employed comprised mostly of vendors.
b.2 Occupation
OCCUPATION
Student
Non-Working Adults
Vendor
Non-Working Minors
SBMA Employee
OFW
Construction Worker
Driver
Carpenter
Welder
Jueteng
Tutor
Series1
Cargador
Call Center Agent
Gov't. Employee
Midwife
Painter
Electrical Engineer
Security Guard
Fireman
Policeman
Soldier
Laundrywoman
Store Owner
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90
Most of the adults in Barangay Sta. Rita are non-working, maybe they are under or
unemployed. This is because in our culture, elderly tends to stay at home and enjoy their
adulthood. It also shows that some of their works are low earning jobs. But education is
one of the most important factors, that’s why, many are still students.
15,000-20,000 20,000-30,000
pesos pesos
10,000-15,000
6% 4%
pesos
2%
5,000-10,000
Below 5,000
pesos
pesos
38%
50%
Most of the family income in the Barangay Sta. Rita is Php 5,000 below. It is evidenced
because of the low earning job of the head of the family. Because of this, their income is
limited only for food and other important needs. But unfortunately, sometimes it is not
enough to sustain their daily needs.
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
College graduate
College level
vocational
HS graduate
HS level educational level
elementary
pre school
5 and below
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
From the 50 families interviewed, the highest educational attainment of the people of Sta.
Rita as of now is only Elementary level, both graduate and those who are still studying.
The next highest percentage varies among the High School individuals. The third
educational attainment comprises among those individuals who attend only High School
level. The rest of the data shows the educational attainment of their family members.
The data explains that because of economic problems and individual’s perception
on education, most of the highest educational attainment of the people in Sta. Rita
comprises among Elementary and High School levels.
MONTHLY INCOME SOURCE
Others
4%
Mother
26%
Father
70%
Definitely the father is usually the primary source of income of most of the family. It has
been part of our culture that the father is the provider of the family needs, but then, due to
the poverty, the mother are forced to work, and as time passes by the crisis require the
other members of the family in order to satisfy their basic needs.
Owned Comfort
Room
Medicine
Food 6%
17%
14%
Additional
Education
Income
24%
39%
Among the felt family needs, additional income is the most prevalent family need. One
of the interviewed person said, “without money, all the other needs will not be attended”.
Owning a comfort room is the least felt family needs of the people living in Purok 1.
b.6 Religion
RELIGION
100
80
60
WIFE
40 HUSBAND
20
0
Catholic INC Baptist
This graph showed the relationship between the husband and the wife’s choice about their
family’s religion. 90% of the families being surveyed chose to become Catholic, 8% of
which chose to become Iglesia ni Cristo and only 2% chose to become Baptist.
Being influenced by the Spanish colonizers in about 300 years, the people tend to follow
the same trend as before. Though these sectors were subdivided into groups, they still
share the same vision and faith towards one God.
50
40
30
(-)
20 (+)
10
0
Observable Interaction Interaction
Conflicts Patterns Patterns
This graph showed the interaction of the family members to each other. 0 out of 50
families have observable conflicts while 44 were living pleasantly. 40 out of 50 families
have positive characteristics of communication while only 10 had shown a negative one.
46 out of 50 families have a positive interaction among its members while only 4 have a
negative one.
As shown above, we can evaluate that in spite the economic scarce and poverty,
most of the families still manage to cope everyday struggle. They still manage to
communicate with each other which is essential for a healthy family.
60
50
40
House Owned
30 Lot Owned
20
10
0
YES NO
Most of the people living in Purok 1 do not own their houses, some own their lot. The
housing there is usually in close proximity due to poverty, so there may be a possibility of
fire hazards.
Wood
Mixed 24%
36% Wood
Concrete
Mixed
Concrete
40%
Almost half of the families have their houses built from concrete. The least are made of
wood, these houses are old ones, built almost decades ago.
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
YES NO
Even though they are under the influence and effect of poverty, life must go on. Since
many of the families have only 4 members, they still manage to feel that they are living in
adequate space.
NO
0%
YES
NO
YES
100%
100 % of the total household interviewed have observed lurking pests around their house
such as cockroaches, rats, ants, mosquitoes and others. This is due to the fact that in
tropical regions, pests that are mentioned above are present especially to areas that are
near that are near sewages.
PRESENCE OF PEST BREEDING SITES
NO
0%
YES
NO
YES
100%
Breeding sites are present to the entire household interviewed because of lack of proper
home and environment sanitation. The existence of pests is almost unpreventable.
25
20
15
10
0
Dog Cat Rooster/Chicken Pig Dove Duck
Pets are common due to the fact that they not only serve for amusement purposes but also
for utility. It is shown on the table above that 48% of the total household owns a dog;
18% cats; 12% have doves; 12% have either roster or chicken; and 12% have ducks and
pigs. Dogs have the highest number due to the fact that dogs are said to be man’s
bestfriend, it serves not only for amusement but also keeps the house safe from intruders
by being guards.
PRESENCE OF ACCIDENT HAZARDS
100
80
60
40
20
0
YES NO
81% of the respondents have accident hazards present in their homes, while 19% have
none. Because of Purok 1, Barangay Sta. Rita’s location, which is beside the Sta. Rita
River, some of the houses stand by the river side, making the people there prone to falls,
fire and other accidents. Most of the respondents have these accident hazards present in
their homes not just because of the location but also because of their housing materials
which are woods and concrete and mixed. And their houses are closed proximity with
each other giving a higher risk for fire.
FOOD STORAGE
Cabinet
2%
Refrigerated
32% Covered
Refrigerated
Cabinet
Covered
66%
Garnering the highest percentage is those that are covered, followed by refrigeration due
to the fact that many of the families cannot avail the luxury of having refrigerators at
home. The least percentage goes to the cabinet as storage because in areas that have pests
like rats, this would not be practical.
Jars, Clays.
Pots
Others
4%
2%
Bottles Plastic Pitchers
14% Bottles
Jars, Clays. Pots
Others
Plastic Pitchers
80%
Pitchers are the most common water container used because of its availability and the
people have been used to utilizing those commercially sold containers. Jars and clay pots
and drums are also used by the smallest scale of the families since these containers are
not available nowadays.
DRINKING WATER
Refrigerated
36%
Refrigerated
Covered
Covered
64%
Most of the populations are only covering their drinking water because they couldn’t
afford to have a refrigerator as storage of their food and water.
Shared
18%
Owned
Bought
Owned Shared
50%
Bought
32%
50% of the total population of Purok 1 get their water supply at Subic Water, 32% are
bought and 18% are only shared from their neighbors. Water is one of the basic needs of
the family. And despite of poverty, most of them prioritize water to provide to their
family.
Thrown in the
river
2%
Collected
98%
Since Olongapo City promotes excellence in everything, especially cleanliness, garbage
is being collected twice a week in every Barangay. This can be observed by the above
result. Only 2% have their garbage thrown in the river. They are those who are far from
the main road or barangay road.
TYPE OF TOILET
Water-sealed
100%
All of the resident’s wastes are disposed through water sealed. This is due to the fact that
the families believed that it is the proper way of disposing their waste and they are also
civilized to know this matter.
Open
Closed Open Closed
50% 50%
The people of Purok 1, Sta. Rita, half of them have closed drainage, the same quantity
exist in open drainage. It indicates that the population is not aware of the importance of
closed drainage. Open drainage could bring several problems.
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Asthma is the most prevalent case of morbidity in Barangay Sta. Rita, affecting all
members of the family including the parents and their children. Or maybe it is not
“asthma” at all. They might just get confused with the term to use to identify a certain
pulmonary disease or disorder which has similar clinical manifestations with some other
respiratory illness.
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Manghihilot Doctor Albularyo Others
Of the 50 families interviewed, 35 % stated that they went on Health Center for their
health problems; 24% goes to doctors especially for serious diseases; 21% goes to the
nurses; 8% asks other persons for help; 6% goes to “manghihilot”; 4% goes to health
workers and 2% to quack doctors.
Health Center is the primary choice of the respondents when it comes to health
problems, followed by the following in a descending order: doctor, nurse, others like
family and last to be consulted is albularyos. Due Because of the effort of the government
to spread health care, health centers are now present in every barangay, making Health
Care quite accessible, thus, health centers are the respondent’s primary choice.
30
25
20
15
10
0
Family Relatives Friends Bombay Priest Barangay Neighbor
Majority of the respondents consults the others in a descending order: family
members52%; 28% relatives; 8% friends;6% “bumbay”; 2% priest; 2% barangay officials
and 2% neighbors.
The family, as the main source of physiological, psychological and emotional assistance,
is the first to be consulted not just in Purok 1, Barangay Sta. Rita, but also in the whole
country. Filipinos give value to their families and other blood relationships. Friends are
the ones to fill in the places of family members and/or relatives if they are not around.
This makes them close to the respondents to the point where problems are exhausted to
them.
As financial problems occur, the respondents opt to consult “bumbays” to fill their
monetary needs. And in spiritual and needs for counseling, they go to priests. Small
percentage of the respondents consult Barangay official and lastly their neighbors.
50
40
30
NO
20 YES
10
0
Rest & Sleep Exercise Relaxation Stress
Exercise Management
Most of the interviewed stated that they have enough rest and sleep. Persons who stated
that they don’t have enough rest and sleep are the older ones this is because of the fact
that they have altered sleeping pattern secondary to aging process. 46% said that they do
morning exercises such as walking on the streets. They also allot some of their time for
relaxation such as watching television playing cards and other activities. Though they
have many problems, they still manage to handle stressors that come along the way.
d.3 Immunization
IMMUNIZATION STATUS
Continous
5%
Non-Fully
25%
Fully
Immunized
Children
70%
Majority of the respondents consults the others in a descending order: family members,
relatives, friends, “bumbay”, priest, barangay officials and neighbors.
The family, as the main source of physiological, psychological and emotional assistance,
is the first to be consulted not just in Purok 1, Barangay Sta. Rita, but also in the whole
country. Filipinos give value to their families and other blood relationships. Friends are
the ones to fill in the places of family members and/or relatives if they are not around.
This makes them close to the respondents to the point where problems are exhausted to
them.
As financial problems occur, the respondents opt to consult “bumbays” to fill their
monetary needs. And in spiritual and needs for counseling, they go to priests. Small
percentage of the respondents consult Barangay official and lastly their neighbors.
From the observation and information gathered during the survey, the group was
able to identify and verify some of the community’s primary and important needs that
should be given priority by the authorities. These problems are the ones who served as a
hindrance to the community’s progress. Some problems served as health threats to people
and to community itself. Good example of such problems encountered by the community
is the improper source of water to drink and to use in everyday life. Community maybe is
at risk of acquiring illnesses because of improper water supply.
Immediate and appropriate accomplishment must be ensured to maintain the
community’s development. This accomplishment looks after to the health of each
member of the family to the assigned family. One’s progress may not only be coming
from the authorities but also from the people living in the community. Self-discipline
must be initiated in order to achieve the communities’ goals and aspirations.
PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED
1. Most of the families have insufficient income to sustain their needs. Their
income range from P5000 and below. Financial insufficiency branches to
other family problems.
2. the location of Purok 1, Sta Rita is at an area below sea level, causing floods
in just a short time of downpour.
3. The houses of the respondents live in close proximity with each other and are
adjacent to the Sta Rita river. This posts as great health hazards.
4. The sta Rita river is polluted with trash from the houses constructed beside
it.
5. The streets have no post lamps and are too narrow to accommodate the
passage of automobiles.
6. Water supply is insufficient because of few water outlets.
7. The place lacks police visibility making it the home of different crooks.
8. A great percentage of the people are undergraduates making them poor in
manners.
SUGGESTIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS
1. To counter their monetary problems, they can have double or extra jobs to
increase their income. They can sell rags to their fellow jeepney drivers, have
a mini-snack business at home while caing for their children, etc.
2. Sewers and drainages should be cleaned and declogged before the rainy
seasons to prevent floods.
3. The people should build fences by their houses by the river to prevent falls
and also to serve as firewalls.
4. Residents should be taught how to segregate their trash and recycle so that
garbage won’t be disposed on improper places.
5. The men of the community should voluntarily patrol the area at night and
rid the streets of garbage to not further congest the road.
6. Water-pumps should be installed with the cooperation of the people.
7. The barangay should designate police patrols in the area to minimize crime
occurrences.
8. There should be a school for those adults who want to continue their studies
in their community.
Family Name:
Address:
Family Data:
Length of residency:
Family Size:
Religion:
Husband:
Wife:
Place of Origin:
Husband:
Wife:
Criteria Yes No
1. Observable conflicts between Family Members
a. Wife Husband Beating
b. Frequent quarreling
c. Child abuse
2. Characteristics of Communication
a. Open communication among family members
b. Swearing or use of insults when talking to each
other
Ag Se Civil Educational
Name e x Status Position Attainment Occupation
Total:
House:
Food Storage:
V. Health Assessment
Breakfast:
Lunch:
Supper:
Common Illness encountered for the last six months and treatment
rendered
Illness Treatment
2. Exercise?
If yes, what type of exercise?
3. Relaxation Activities?
CURRICULUM VITAE
Name: Abaigar
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