Municipality of Sinacaban

Province of Misamis Occidental

BARANGAY CAMANSE
HEALTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN
MISSION
To provide continuous improvement in services, in terms of accessibility, quality, fairness, effectiveness, safety and efficiency, to the patients (customers) and
to the population.

VISION
To foster collaboration between people as they support each other and create sustainable health and wellness for themselves, their families, and their
communities.

GOALS
o To prevent disease and make healthy living options accessible to all.
o To offer primary health care services that grant communities direct and immediate access to essential resources,
including medical, dental , pharmacy and mental health care.
DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE
The Municipality of Sinacaban is a 5th class municipality in the province of Misamis Occidental, Philippines. According to the 2020 census, it has a population of 19,671 people.
Sinacaban is politically subdivided into 17 barangays. One of this includes barangay San Vicente. Its population as determined by the 2020 Census was 1,192. This represented
6.06% of the total population of Sinacaban. The main economic source is mainly agriculutural.

Camanse is a barangay in the municipality of Sinacaban, in the province of Misamis Occidental. Its population as determined by the 2022 Census was 656. This represented 3.07%
of the total population of Sinacaban.

Households

The household population of Brgy. Camanse in the 2022 Census was 656 broken down into 157 households or an average of 4.17 members per household.

Population by age group

According to the 2022 Census, the age group with the highest population in Camanse is 1 to 4, with 56
individuals. Conversely, the age group with the lowest population is Under 1, with 6 individuals.

Combining age groups together, those aged 14 and below, consisting of the young dependent population which include
infants/babies, children and young adolescents/teenagers, make up an aggregate of 28.71% (149). Those aged 15 up to
64, roughly, the economically active population and actual or potential members of the work force, constitute a total of

The computed Age Dependency Ratios mean that among the population of Camanse, there are 47 youth dependents to
every 100 of the working age population; there are 17 aged/senior citizens to every 100 of the working population;
The median age of 30 indicates that half of the entire population of Camanse are aged less than 30 and the other half
 Age group Population Age group percentage
Under 1 13 1.16%
1 to 4 66 10.79%
5 to 9 51 7.90%
10 to 14 56 8.86%
15 to 19 41 5.97%
20 to 24 46 6.94%
25 to 29 52 8.09%
30 to 34 38 5.39%
35 to 39 34 4.62%
40 to 44 46 6.94%
45 to 49 46 6.94%
50 to 54 40 5.78%
55 to 59 38 5.39%
60 to 64 36 5.01%
65 to 69 18 3.47%
70 to 74 12 2.31%
75 to 79 10 1.93%
80 and over 13 2.50%
Total 646 100.00%
 Youth Dependency Ratio: 47
 Old Age Dependency Ratio: 16.72
 Total Dependency Ratio: 63.72
 Median Age: 30.27

Historical population

The population of Camanse grew from 523 in 1990 to 604 in 2020, an increase of 81 people over the course of 30 years. The latest census figures in 2020 denote a positive growth
rate of 3.24%, or an increase of 85 people, from the previous population of 519 in 2015.

Location

Camanse is situated at approximately 8.3008, 123.8244, in the island of Mindanao. Elevation at these coordinates is estimated at 107.3 meters or 352.0 feet above mean sea level.
 Adjacent barangays

Poblacion shares a common border with the following barangay(s):

 Colupan Alto, Sinacaban, Misamis Occidental

 Colupan Bajo, Sinacaban, Misamis Occidental
 San Vicente, Sinacaban, Misamis Occidental
 Sinonoc, Sinacaban, Misamis Occidental
 Tipan, Sinacaban, Misamis Occidental

ECONOMIC PROFILE
AGRICULTURAL-COCONUT

Prevails to be the main source of livelihood income. Other sources of living include vendors, retailer, sari-sari store, laborer, habal-habal driver, and employment in the Local
Government Unit and private establishment.

HEALTH PROFILE
 (WITH IDENTIFIED HEALTH PROBLEM)

PROJECTED POPULATION HOUSEHOLD SENIOR CETIZEN

548 166 60

HYPERTENSION DIABETES PWD MENTAL HEALTH

28 5 9 4

Barangay Health Board

Ensure the delivery of health services to the community, tasked to assessed and identify health issues, plan for the community-driven interventions, ensure
community participation in the solution, creation and implementation of health programs.

STATUS: NOT ACTIVE (for activation)

Barangay Health Worker

A person who has undergone training programs under any accredited government and non-government organization and who voluntarily renders primary health care services in the
community after having been accredited to function as such by the local health board in accordance with the guidelines promulgated by the DOH Source: R.A. 7883, Section 3

STATUS: 7 BHWS (3 ACCREDITED & 4 NEW) for training and accreditation

Environmental Sanitation
Poor human waste management and sanitation lead to significant health and environmental impacts. Various diseases can arise from these practices, particularly bacterial and
parasitic infections. Hence, this Sanitation Program aims to promote hygienic and proper management of human excreta and domestic wastewater. This was mandated under PD 856
or the Sanitation Code of the Philippines, along with its Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) in Chapter 17. This program provides accessible facilities along with improved
policies that reinforce proper human waste management and sanitation.
 HOUSEHOLDS TYPE OF WATER SOURCE TYPE OF TOILET
LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 DOUBTFUL SANITARY UNSANITARY WITHOUT
166 11 32 125 0 140 16 10

HOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT SANITARY TOILET

PUROK 1 PUROK 2 PUROK 3 PUROK 4 PUROK 5 PUROK 6 PUROK 7
166 7 0 0 0 0 0 3
STATUS: FOR ZOD

Malnutrition
Malnutrition refers to deficiencies or excesses in nutrient intake, imbalance of essential nutrients or impaired nutrient utilization. The double burden of malnutrition consists of both
undernutrition and overweight and obesity, as well as diet-related noncommunicable diseases. Undernutrition manifests in four broad forms: wasting, stunting, underweight, and
micronutrient deficiencies.

Filipino children, on average, are short compared with children living in other countries. About a third (or 3.5 million) of Filipino children under five years old are stunted,2 a
marker of chronic malnutrition (UNICEF 2021). The Philippines is expected to become an upper-middle-income country (UMIC) until 2023, but the prevalence of stunting remains
comparable to the poorest countries in the world. The average stunting prevalence in UMIC is only 14%. The Philippines is one of the countries with the highest burden of stunting
in ASEAN

YEAR WASTED STUNTED UNDERWEIGHT OVERWEIGHT

2021 2 2 3 2
2022 2 3 3 1

STATUS: Increasing (to decrease malnutrition in the barangay)

Mental Health
The COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to growing – and often unmet – mental health needs. The DOH estimates that at least 3.6 million Filipinos are facing mental health issues
during the pandemic, including depression, substance use disorders such as alcohol use disorder, and mood disorders like bipolar disorder. COVID-19 infection in itself has been
found to directly impact a person’s mental health. A recent DOH study found that one of three COVID-19 patients in the Philippines was diagnosed with a mental health condition
within six months of testing positive for COVID-19. Government-mandated lockdowns to prevent the spread of the virus – and associated social isolation – have exacerbated
existing mental health challenges.
 MENTAL HEALTH 2020 2021 2022
CASES

3 3 4
STATUS: Increasing (to decrease mentally ill clients cases)

TOP 5 MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY

MORTALITY- 2022 MORBIDITY- 2022
SEPTIC ARTHRITIS HYPERTENSION
KIDNEY FAILURE DIABETES MELITUS
CANCER ARTHRITIS
INJURY PUNCTURED WOUND
CVD INJURY

BARANGAY DEVELOPMENT HEALTH PLAN

BARANGAY CAMANSE, SINACABAN

BARANGAY TOTAL POPULATION:

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS: 166 TOTAL FAMILIES: 182 TOTAL PUROK: 7 TOTAL BHWs: 7 TOTAL BNS: 1
DEMOGRAPHIC 656
 BARANGAY
HEALTH
IN-CHARGE
SYSTEM PROBLEMS/ RESOURCES BUDGET SOURCE
OBJECTIVES/TARGETS ACTION PLAN COMMITTEE/ EVALUATION
TECHNICAL ISSUES NEEDED (PESOS) OF FUND
PERSON
ROADMAP
INDICATOR
Activation of >to identify health issue, >Attend barangay Barangay None None None
Barangay Health plan for the community, council meeting Officials/
Board strengthen health > Coordinate with NURSE/MIDWI
system and to ensure the Barangay Council FE
access to health services > Creation of
in the community Barangay Resolution
supporting Barangay
Health Board
Health
Leadership
and 12 Households >To establish a zero- >Hire/Assign a NURSE/ >water sealed
Governance with no sanitary open-defecation status Barangay Sanitation MIDWIFE/ sanitary
(Management toilets Inspector BHW/ toilets
) > Allocate budget for BARNGAY >cements
the household in COUNCIL/SANI
order to have a TARY
satirary toilet INSPECTOR P15000 B/LGU
>Coordinate with
CHO sanitary
inspectors
 Health Budget >To appropriate >Present to council Barangay None None None
standard health budget the standard health Officials/
Health
budget percentage NURSE/MIDWI
Financing
for health base on FE
(Money)
the guidelines

BHW 1:20 >To follow standard >Present to council Barangay None None None
household ratio household ratio for the the standard BHW Officials/
BHWs ratio household NURSE/MIDWI
>Additional BHW to based on the FE
Health Human Purok 1 guidelines
Resource availability.
(Manpower) 4 BHWs are not >To conduct training >Formulate activity DOCTOR/ >Travel
accredited program to BHWs as training design and NURSE/ Allowance
requirement for propose to LGU for MIDWIFE/ P 1000 Barangay
accreditation budget allocation BHW/SB on
Health
Availability of >Easy access of > Attend barangay Barangay 5% of total
medicines and medicines at barangay council meeting Officials/ NTA
Access to basic commodities health stations to > Discuss % of NURSE/MIDWI
in health center prevent out of pocket money intended for FE TBA Barangay
Medicines
expenditure of clients health

No active Health >Functional Health >Attend barangay Barangay >Desktop/

Information Information System council meeting Officials, laptop
Health
System or >Patient registration >Coordinate with Nurse, >Internet
Information
Electronic Medical System the Barangay Council Midwife connection
System P35000 Barangay
Record >Reporting and use of >Creation of
(Management
data Barangay Resolution
Information)
>Mortality report supporting Barangay
>Data on social Health Board
determinants of health
>Profiling of vulnerable
populations
>Early warning system
for emergencies or
disasters
>To improve
communication between
health professionals
>To improve security and
confidentiality of patient
data and records
>To reduce duplication
of data and
procedures/examination,
prescription or referrals.
 Late prenatal >To ensure that >Mother's Class BHC >Transportati
tracking and BHC pregnant mothers are >Home deliveries Nurse/Midwife on for Home
visits among tracked at the earliest will be strongly /BHWs Visit,
pregnant mothers time of their pregnancy discouraged pregnancy
> To promote >Follow up Prenatal tracking ,follo
completion of 4 or defaulters w up prenatal
more antenatal visits >Provision of free defaulters
>To ecourage facility prenatal/postpartum and during
based deliveries medications labor and
>To promote skilled >Encourage BHWs delivery
health professional for timely referral to > Medications
assisted delivery BHC on new pregant such as P5000 Barangay
>To encourage postnatal tracked women. Ferrous
Checkups >Perform 2 Sulfate and
Health Service postpartum visits Calcium
Delivery Carbonate
(Machineries) >Fetal
Doppler
>Improve
prenatal
space/area
>weight and
height scale
Increasing cases >Decrease malnourish >Weekly monitoring BNS/BHW/ >Monthly
Malnourish children in the barangay of malnourish NURSE/ feeding
children children MIDWIFE
>Distribution of P12000 B/LGU
Manapack & RUTF
>Continue Monthly
feeding
 Increasing cases of >Decrease cases of >Monitoring of DOCTOR/ >Transportati
Mentally Ill Clients mentally ill clients mentally ill clients NURSE/ on
>Provide basic MIDWIFE/ >Medicines P15000 LGU
health care and BHW/SB on
assistance Health/BPAT

Increasing number >Prevention of the >Reactivate HPN-DM BNS/NURSE/ >Area for

of HPN-DM disease club and elect it's MIDWIFE/ zumba/exerci
patients and >To promote early managing officers HPN-DM club se
problems with detection,referral, >Promote healthy officers >compact
noncompliance to consultation and lifestye medications
their medication treatment. activity/programs for HPN-DM
Self medication >To improve medication such as Zumba and > Glucometer
and delay in compliance. Nutrition and diet and BP P30000 LGU
seeking medical >To increase the programs Apparatus
advise from a availability of compact >Education on the >IEC materials
physician medicaton benefits of 10 >Space for
Traditional Herbal Traditional
Medication
garden

Prepared by: PRINCE BLESILOU L. AMORA Approved by: MILLORINA L. OSORIO, MAED, MN, RN, SHRM
NHWSS - HRH NDP DMO-IV