Sunday, August 10, 2008

A healthy Filipino child (Source: DOH)

A healthy Filipino child is:

  • Wanted, planned and conceived by healthy parents
  • Carried to term by healthy mother
  • Born into a loving, caring. stable family capable of providing for his or her basic needs
  • Delivered safely by a trained attendant
  • Screened for congenital defects shortly after birth; if defects are found, interventions to corrrect these defects are implemented at the appropriate time
  • Exclusively breastfed for at least six months of age, and continued breasfeeding up to two years
  • Introduced to compementary foods at about 6 months of age, & gradually to a balanced, nutritious diet
  • Protected from the consequences of protein-calorie and micronutirent deficiencies through good nutrition and access to fortified foods and iodized salt
  • Provided with safe, clean and hygienic surroundings and protected from accidents
  • Properly cared for at home when sick and brought timely to a health facility for appropriate management when needed.
  • Offered equal access to good quality curative, preventive and promotive health care services and health education as members of the Filipino society
  • Regularly monitored for proper growth and development, and provided with adequate psychosocial and mental stimulation
  • Screened for disabilities and developmental delays in early childhood;
    if disabilities are found, interventions are implemented to enabled the child to enjoy a life of dignity at the highest level of function attainable
  • Protected from discrimination, exploitation and abuse
  • Empowered and enabled to make decisions regarding healthy lifestyle and behaviors and included in the formulation health policies and programs
  • Afforded the opportunity to reach his or her full potential as adult

DS 112 concept map on CPBI in/through MIL

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