pp ENDIX C3 ~NSTRUCTIONS ON THE USE OF THE FAMILY SERVICE AND PROGRESS RECORD (FSPR)* I. OBJECTIV ES OF THE FSPR A. Facilitate the operationali?. ation of the concept of family-centered nursing care. B. Ensure a systematic approach illl the deliv!!ry of nursing services to families, spedfical \y the application of the nursing process. C. Serve as a tool in planning and evaluating care at the family level. D. Demonstrate and document the full range of services that nurses provide at the family level. II. DESCRIPTION OF THE FSPR The FSt>R consists of four parts, organized according to the steps in the nursing process. · a. Assessment of the family, home and environmental conditions b. Health Condition and Problem Sheet c. Nursing Care Plan. d. Service and Progress Reconl The FSPR is kept in the family folder /envelope together with the individual clinical records of family members. It is the exclusive responsibility of the community health nurse to keep it updated. Other members of the health team, however, may and should be encouraged to utilize the data contained in it. I. INSTRUCTIONS ON FILLING OUT THE FSPR: '. A. Identifying Information 1. Head of the Family-write the name of the recognized head of the household, family name first, followed by the first name. Example: Santos, Jose 2. Address-Write the full address, to include house number, street, municipality, district and/or city. 3. Family Number-This is obtained from the family registry and is usually written on the family folder/envelope. Bailon SQ,& Maglaya AS. (1990). Fam11y Health Nwsing-The~$. Metrv Martlla : Bn;ut1chi/d Manogersand Consultants; R~ in~ b11 A. S. Maglaya. 461 