,---~-----=--=-::N~K:1:N:G~H=E~A=l~T:H~C~O~NDITIONS ANO PROBLEMS TABLE ~-1 SC. ALE RA ACCORDING TO PRIORITIES I 1. Criteria Nature of the conc!Jt:,on or problf!m presenrea Scale"': wellness state health deficit health threat forseeable crisis Weight 1 3 3 2 1 2_ Modiftobi/lty of the condition or problem 2 ·scale 0: easily modifiable partially modifiable not rnodlfi'able 3. Preventive potential Scale,,.,. : high 4. Sa/fence moderate low Scale : a condition or problem, needing immediate attention Scoring: a condition or problem not needing immediate attention not perceived as a problem or condition needing ehange 2 1 0 1 3 2 1 1 2 1 0 1) Decide on a sc::ore for each of the criteria. 2) Divide the SC"ore by the hlgtiest p. ossible score and multiply by the weight: (Score/ Highest Score) x Weight 3) Sum up the seores for all the criteria. The highest score is 5, equivalentt0 the total weight. Developed by Si1lvac1on G, Ballo111. a nd Aracelis. Maglaya, For details, see article: "Tools and Guidelines for Nursing at the Family Level".-rne Anphi Papers, 2. 2(1):13,1977. Updated by A. S. Maglaya in 2003 ~ Figures (0,1,2,3) for the weights and scale values are arbitrary, dictated more by convenience ln computation. I . roent Effective health management/health maintenance pattern and desire for or engage or in healthy lifestyle activities increase the prevent iv~ potential of a wellness state condition. 80 