This is a visit to the aged (above 65 years) in his/her home environment to render service based on their health needs. E.g., physical, psychological, social and emotional needs.
This is a visit made by the Public/Community health nurse to a diabetic client at home. Diabetes is a chronic metabolic condition that needs constant monitoring and supervision.
This is a special/routine home visit conducted by the Public/Community health nurse to parents or caregivers of a malnourished child at home.
This is a home visit made by the Public/Community health nurse to a mother or caregiver with a pre-term baby.
This is a visit made by the Public/Community health nurse to a client with tuberculosis in the home.
This is a special visit made by the Public/Community health nurse to a client living with HIV/AIDS at home.
This is a visit made by the Public/Community health nurse to a pregnant woman at home.
This is a visit made by the Public /Community health nurse to a hypertensive client at home.
This is a visit made to a client with leprosy by the Public/Community health nurse in his/her home.
This is a visit to a client with elephantiasis by the Public/Community health nurse in his/her home.
This is a visit to a client with buruli ulcer by the Public/Community health nurse in his/her home.
This is a visit made by the Public/Community health nurse to a CVA client at his/her home.
This is a visit made by the Public/Community health nurse to a client with Yaws in his/her home.
This is a visit to a client with epilepsy by the Public/Community health nurse in his/her home.
This is a visit to a client with mental disorder by the Public/Community health nurse in the home.
This is a visit made to a motherless baby and the caregiver by the Public/Community health nurse at home.
This is an activity usually carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC to promote the growth and development of children.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse to record the biodata of the child during the first visit.
This activity is organized for monitoring and supervising the growth and development of children from birth to five (5) years.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC where the baby is assessed physically from head to toe.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC where the nurse gives oral vaccines to the baby to produce immunity. Polio vaccines are vaccines used to prevent poliomyelitis. Oral polio vaccine is given in four divided doses at birth, 6weeks, 10weeks and 14weeks.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC where the nurse gives polio vaccine to a child to produce immunity. IPV is an injectable polio vaccine given at 14weeks.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC where the nurse gives oral vaccines to a child to produce immunity against diarrhoea.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC where the nurse gives oral vaccines to the baby to produce immunity. Polio vaccine is used to prevent poliomyelitis. IPV is given at 14weeks on the right thigh 2.5cm away from PCV injection site
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC where the nurse gives oral vaccines to the baby to produce immunity. Rotarix is a life activated vaccine which is given to a child against diarrhoea. It is given in 3 dose schedules to babies at 6, 10 and 14 weeks of age.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC where the nurse gives the vaccine intramuscularly to a child against pneumonia.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC where the nurse gives the vaccine intramuscularly to a child. This is 5-in-1 vaccine which protects the child against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, Hepatitis B and haemophilus influenza type B.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC by given live attenuated vaccine. The live attenuated vaccine is a component of measles/rubella which is given subcutaneously to the child at 9 and 18months respectively.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC to give a live attenuated vaccine (yellow fever) to a child. The vaccine is given as single dose subcutaneously at 9 months or older.
This is an activity carried out by the Public/Community health nurse at CWC to give a subunit (purified) antigen vaccine (MEN A) as a single dose intramuscularly to a child at 18months or older.
This is a dialogue between Public/Community health nurse and the mother/caregiver at CWC on obvious findings on the baby and prevailing health issues to make an informed decision.