Community Health Problem Analysis Matrix
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Rommel Luis C. Israel III🩺 COMMUNITY HEALTH PROBLEM MATRIX
Purpose:
This matrix is designed to help community health nursing students analyze, rank, and prioritize health problems identified during
community diagnosis.
I. Barangay Information
Barangay Name: ___________________________
Municipality/City: ___________________________
Province: ___________________________
Date of Survey: ___________________________
II. Community Health Problem Matrix Table
Contributing Factors (Biological, Environmental, Magnitude Community Availability of Priority Remarks / Suggested
Identified Health Problem Effects on the Community Preventability
Socioeconomic, Behavioral) (Extent/Severity) Awareness Resources Score Intervention
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By: ROMMEL LUIS C. ISRAEL III
Clinical Instructor
Contributing Factors (Biological, Environmental, Magnitude Community Availability of Priority Remarks / Suggested
Identified Health Problem Effects on the Community Preventability
Socioeconomic, Behavioral) (Extent/Severity) Awareness Resources Score Intervention
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III. Scoring / Prioritization Guide
Use a point system (1–3) to rank each criterion.
Criteria 1 (Low) 2 (Moderate) 3 (High)
Few people Moderate number Large number
Magnitude
affected affected affected
Community
Low awareness Some awareness High awareness
Awareness
Difficult to Somewhat
Preventability Easily preventable
prevent preventable
Availability of Adequate
Few or none Moderate
Resources resources
Severity Mild impact Moderate impact Severe impact
Formula:
Priority Score = Magnitude + Awareness + Preventability + Resources + Severity
By: ROMMEL LUIS C. ISRAEL III
Clinical Instructor
💡 The highest total score indicates the most urgent community health problem.
IV. Conclusion
Top 3 Priority Health Problems:
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Proposed Interventions:
Prepared By:
Name of Students/Team:
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Date Submitted: ___________________________
By: ROMMEL LUIS C. ISRAEL III
Clinical Instructor