DISCHARGE PLANNING

1. Probable date: Admitted on the 8th day of February, with a condition of Cephalhematoma. By the 16th-18th day of the month, the patient will be able to be discharged in good condition with proper health teaching 2. Destination: After few days of hospital confinement, the patient will stay at their house in Cabancalan, Mandaue City. 3. Transportation: Patient and family go home safely via jeepney or bus. 4. Agencies and equipment involved: No agencies or related equipment involved. 5.Diet: Patient should maintain healthy diet such as foods rich in carbohydrates (e.g. bread, cereal, grains, fruits, vegetables, dairy products & nuts); fats (e.g. milk, cream, butter, eggs, vegetable oil, meat fat, fats in soybeans, bacon); and protein (e.g. soybean, meat, fish, whole grains, rice, beans, legumes, corn, oats, peas, peanut butter) for health promotion 6. Medications: Still has to continue taking PO meds and parents must have knowledge on proper timing and dosage. 7. Persons responsible for patient: Person responsible for the patient is primarily her father and mother with the assistance of her grandparents on both sides. 8. Family conference: The family needs to discuss possible obstruction in obtaining and maintaining optimal health for the baby, ways to better land on appropriate

decision-making processes and identify suitable solutions for the possible healthrelated problems 9. Anticipated problems: The patient may not able to have access on proper

nutrition; medication and health maintenance that perhaps could lead to severe complications if not immediately addressed due to economic instability. 10. Home visit: The involved persons may require to be acquainted with the nearest local health unit so as to rely on health matters which includes monitoring and maintaining health status; and the need for home visit.