World Population Day on July 11 is a holiday that's dedicated to focusing on the importance of population issues. The day was established by the United Nations as a result of the massive interest people had in Five Billion Day in 1987.

1. WORLD POPULATION DAY
WEEKS 11-16 /7/2022
DR.ANJALATCHI MUTHUKUMARAN
VICE PRINCIPAL
ERA COLLEGE OF NURSING

2. INTRODUCTION
 World Population Day is observed every
year on July 11 to raise awareness about
global population issues. Overpopulation
has become a major concern as global
resources are being used up at an
unsustainable rate.

3. WORLD POPULATION DAY HISTORY
 The world population statistics
reached 5 billion on July 11, 1987.
World Population Day was
subsequently created in 1989 by the
Governing Council of the United
Nations Development Program.
 In December 1990, the United
Nations General Assembly
recognized the day by adopting
resolution 45/26, which sought to
raise awareness of the population's
growth as well as related issues,
such as equality, fundamental
rights, poverty, development, and
the environment.

4. WORLD POPULATION DAY SIGNIFICANCE
 Additionally, the need to guarantee that
people have access to family planning,
gender equality, and maternal health care is
equally important.
 The aim of this day is to raise awareness of
all the negative impacts that population
growth has had on the steady development
of nature.

5. AS A NURSING STUDENTS AND NURSING
OFFICER ACTIVITIES
 The day is celebrated by
conducting
 seminars,
 discussions,
 educational sessions,
 slogans,
 workshops,
 debates,
 songs,

6. WORLD POPULATION DAY 2022 THEME
 The theme for this year is "A world of 8
billion: Towards a resilient future for all-
Harnessing opportunities and ensuring
rights and choices for all."

7. PURPOSE OF WORLD POPULATION DAY
2022?
 The major purpose of World Population Day
2022 is to raise awareness about child
marriage, gender equality, human rights and
the importance of family planning among
other issues. According to a report, presently,
the world population is about 7.96 billion and
it is expected to increase by nearly 8.5 billion
in 2030.

8. DEFINITION-FAMILY PLANNING
 It is the blue print of the care that the nurse
designs to systematically minimize or
eliminate the identified health and nursing
problem through explicitly formulated
outcomes of care (goals and objectives) and
deliberately chosen set of interventions,
resources and evaluation criteria, standards,
methods and tools.

9. CONCEPT OF PLANNING AS A PROCESS:
 The nursing care plan focuses on actions, which are designed to
solve or minimize existing problem.
 The cores of the plan are the approaches, strategies, activities,
methods and materials, which the nurse hopes, will improve the
problem.
 The nursing care plan is a product of the liberate systematic
process.
 The nursing care plan as with all other plans relate to the future.
 It utilizes events in the past and what is happening in the present to
determine patterns. It also projects the future scenario if the
situation is not corrected.
 The nursing care plan is based upon identified health and
nursing problems.
 The nursing care plan is a means to an end, not an end in itself.
 The goal in planning is to deliver the most appropriate care to the
client by eliminating barriers to the family health development.

10. FAMILY PLANING

11. FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM
 Overview
 The Family Planning Program is a national
program that systematically provides
information and services needed by women
of reproductive age to plan their families
according to their own beliefs and
circumstances.

12. IMPORTANCE OF FP

13. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
 Universal access to family planning
information, education and services.

14. MISSION
 To provide the means and opportunities by
which married couples of reproductive age
desirous of spacing and limiting their
pregnancies can realize their reproductive
goals

15. TYPES OF METHODS
NATURAL METHODS
Abstinence
 Calendar or Rhythm Method
 Basal Body Temperature Method
 Cervical Mucus Method
 Sympto-Thermal Method
 Lactational Amennorhea

16. ARTIFICIAL METHODS
 Chemical
Methods
 Ovulation
suppressant
such as PILLS
 Depo-Provera
 Spermicidals
 Implant

17.  Mechanical Methods
 Male and Female Condom
 Intrauterine Device
 Cervical Cap/Diaphragm

18. PERMANENT METHOD
 Surgical Methods
 Vasectomy
 Tubal Ligation
 For male
 tubectomy
 Laparascopic
surgery
 NSV

19. WARNING SIGNS
 Pills
 Abdominal pain (severe)
 Chest pain (severe)
 Headache (severe)
 Eye problems (blurred vision, flashing lights,
blindness)
 Severe leg pain (calf or thigh)
 Others: depression, jaundice, breast lumps

20. IUD
 Period late, no symptoms of pregnancy,
abnormal bleeding or spotting
 Abdominal pain during intercourse
 Infection or abnormal vaginal discharge
 Not feeling well, has fever or chills
 String is missing or has become shorter or
longer

21. INJECTABLES
 Dizziness
 Severe headache
 Heavy bleeding

22. BTL
 Fever
 Weakness
 Rapid pulse
 Persistent abdominal pain
 Vomiting
 Dizziness
 Pus or tenderness at incision site
 Amenorrhea

23. VASECTOMY
 Fever
 Scrotal blood
clots or
excessive
swelling

24. GOVERNMENT MEASURE

27. FAMILY PLANNING IN INDIA

28. NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM

29. MILESTONE OF NFP PROGRAM

30. NURSE ROLE IN REDUCTION POPULATION
 Assess the general population survey
 Identify the specified population
 Provide counseling the target people
 Provide welfare about adolescent health
 Menstrual hygiene
 Give health education about family planning
methods.
 Give advice for government measure as per
welfare facilities .

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