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The Importance of Being Active for Elderly and Ill People in Residential Care
Martinková, Dagmar ; Vorlová, Marie (advisor) ; Mandíková, Marie (referee)
The bachelor work focuses on the importance of activity of old-age people who are situated in houses of institutional care. First part of the work summarizes basic notions of old-age, notions of the process of aging and illness. It defines essence and meaning of dignity of old people who are situated not only in institutional care houses. Next part of the work places emphasis on the psychology of old-age and also on importance of activity at various levels. The work also deals with operation of activities by attending staff, with the sense of harking, empathy and talking with clients. The motivation of attending staff is also very important element of old people care. The second part of the bachelor work is based on the practical research. The research was carried out in the Prague-based house of institutional care, Domov sv. Karla Boromejskeho during six months. Implementation and the results of the research confirmed the thesis of high importace of activity realized with old-age people who are located in houses of institutional care. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The returns of Volhynian Czechs and their assimilation, with special regard to the Vyškov region
Martinková, Dagmar ; Čornejová, Ivana (advisor) ; Nosková, Helena (referee) ; Vlček, Radomír (referee)
In the mid and late-19th century, about 15,000 Czechs left for Russia in search of a new life. Most of them settled in the Volhynia Governorate. They bought land, established Czech villages, developed hop growing. In World War I they supported the foundation of the Czechoslovak legions, and many of them also joined the legions. After this war, several hundred Czechs returned to their homeland. In World War II, they rejoined the resistance and formed the foundation of the 1st Czechoslovak Army Corps. After the war, most of them claimed re-emigration. The Czechs in Volhynia experienced what Soviet communism was like, as well as persecution, collectivization, and also Ukrainian nationalism. However, returning to the homeland was not easy, and their repatriation was accompanied by many difficulties. Many of them disagreed with the incoming communist regime and warned the population of Czechoslovakia against it. A big number of Volhynian Czechs were kept under surveillance and imprisoned by the communist regime. Love for the country and hard work have always been significant in the history of Volhynian Czechs.
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The Importance of Being Active for Elderly and Ill People in Residential Care
Martinková, Dagmar ; Vorlová, Marie (advisor) ; Mandíková, Marie (referee)
The bachelor work focuses on the importance of activity of old-age people who are situated in houses of institutional care. First part of the work summarizes basic notions of old-age, notions of the process of aging and illness. It defines essence and meaning of dignity of old people who are situated not only in institutional care houses. Next part of the work places emphasis on the psychology of old-age and also on importance of activity at various levels. The work also deals with operation of activities by attending staff, with the sense of harking, empathy and talking with clients. The motivation of attending staff is also very important element of old people care. The second part of the bachelor work is based on the practical research. The research was carried out in the Prague-based house of institutional care, Domov sv. Karla Boromejskeho during six months. Implementation and the results of the research confirmed the thesis of high importace of activity realized with old-age people who are located in houses of institutional care. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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