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Abstract
Standards are formal measure of performance in health facilities and application of
the rules ofthe nursing care within the institutions of Orphans. The aim of the study
was to assess quality of health care provided in orphanage at Dakahlia Governorate,
develop standards care for orphan children, implement the standards care for orphan
children. and evaluate the developed standard care for orphan children .. Setting This
study was carried out in five shelters at Belkas, Talkha and Mansoura District in
Dakahlia Governorate. Sample: composed of all children 6-18years (N=IOO children,
100 care giver and 5 nurses. Research Design: Exploratory and cross section
descriptive study with pre-post assessment. Data collection tools: two tools were
used to collect data mainly interviewing questionnaire sheet and observation check
list. Results: revealed that the three quarters of study orphan children were male.
Nearly one third of the children inside shelters were didn’t not complete then
education, while two third of them were Continuity education. Half of the children
were see orphanage as punishment institution. Health problems among orphanage
shelters were significantly higher, including many diseases. More than one third of
children were suffer from psychological problems pre apply developed standards care
while 14% post intervention, half of them were suffer from social problems pre
intervention decreased to rich 10% post intervention and 22% of them suffer from
physical problems pre while 10% post intervention. Conclusion; it can be concluded
that care giver had limed knowledge and skills regarding develop and apply standards
of health care for orphans in orphanages pre applying standards health care and
developed post applying standards but till need more developed . The study
recommended that the standards health care services and nursing role should be
apply in the orphanage proper nursing care should provided to orphanage children to
treat their health