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Corporate identity - theory and realization of social auditing
Pavlíková, Hana Anna ; Štěpánek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Mužík, Jaroslav (advisor)
This diploma thesis tries to map the area of trade culture. It tries to define the trade culture and brings its typology. It features the characteristic of learning organization, which is one of the most discussed typologies of the trade culture. In addition, the second part is focused on theory and practice of the social audit that was realized at the Střední odborná škola a Střední odborné učiliště in Kralupy nad Vltavou. In connection with this audit, this work is focused on the trade culture of school and its autoevaluation as one of the possible means of determination of the level of trade culture of schools.
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Falšování medu
Pavlíková, Hana
This thesis deals with the determination of undeclared or illicit added sugar and is evaluated by HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography) with refractive index detection. The approximate determination was carried out by Fieheh reactions II. Labeling of samples was also evaluated in accordance with legislation. Samples of honey were collected from the trade network, beekeeping markets and stores and directly from beekeepers and were purchased in the fall of 2013. Samples directly from the beekeeper came from the Christmas Markets in Brno 2013. Totally 21 samples out of which 13 samples were purchased in the market network, 6 came directly from the beekeeper and 2 were from beekeeping markets and stores. It was observed if the samples meet the legislative requirements for the kontent of fructose, glucose and sucrose. It was also assessed whether the samples meet the legislative requirements for mandatory labeling of honey data. Meet the legislative requirements of 4 samples out of 21 samples.
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Long-term care for the elderly from the perspective of nursing
PAVLÍKOVÁ, Hana
Long-term care for the elderly people is a widely discussed topic in recent years not only among health professionals but also by the general public. And it will not change in the future. According to the Czech Statistical Office (2012) in 2050, the population aged over 65 will double and the population older than 85 years even quintuple. This work deals with long-term care for the elderly from the perspective of nursing, for the current demographic trends affect it significantly. Long-term hospitalization of the elderly in medical facilities is linked to many complications, not only physiological, but also psychological, social and spiritual. The aim of the thesis entitled "Long-term care for the elderly in nursing perspective" was to find out what the nurses in long-term care for seniors consider as the greatest problems, if they would welcome a change in competences in long-term care for the elderly, and to obtain an opinion about the long-term institutional care and long-term home care. Individual opinions of nurses from different departments were compared; what kind of solution to the current problems of long-term care for the elderly the nurses propose themselves. Objective 1: Find out what the sisters find as the most crucial problem in long-term care for seniors. Objective 2: Determine whether nurses feel the necessity for change in nursing competences in the management of long-term ill elderly. Goal 3: Find out what is the opinion of nurses about long-term institutional care for the elderly compared to long-term community care at home. The main research question based on the research problem and the research objectives was defined as follows: What is the prospect of long-term care for the elderly in terms of nursing? I decided for an exploratory approach. I was looking for another connection to general research question and examined them in depth. I decomposed this relatively broad topic covered by the research questions into several specific questions: 1. Will it be necessary to make additional changes in financing long-term care, due to a growing demographic age of the population increases? 2. Could nurses in long-term care for the elderly take over certain powers previously belonging to doctors? 3. Will the importance of providing nursing care long-term ill seniors at home increase? 4 Should be a long-term care for the elderly moved out of hospitals to specialized facilities? 5. Will it be necessary to increase the number of health care facilities with the focus on long-term care because of the growing number of senior citizens? 6. In connection with the increasing number of hospitalized elderly, will medical facilities have enough of gadgets? For the research was chosen a qualitative interview method. Nurses from various departments were interviewed and the outcomes were processed using the content analysis. Sisters? perspective on a long-term nursing care for elderly is: closer connection of health and social services, to increase quality of care, to strengthen the autonomy of elderly, dignified care for the elderly, increased use of home care and informing the general public about it, streamlining communication with seniors and their families, safer environment and to increase the motivation of nurses to provide the highest quality of nursing care.
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Mentally ill patiens/clients at standard wards.
PAVLÍKOVÁ, Hana
The bachelor thesis Mentally Ill Patients/Clients at Standard Wards is based on a quantitative survey using a anonymous questionnaire for nurses in standard units. The work itself is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. The theoretical part covers the view of mentally ill throughout the history, the definition of mental illness, principles of communication with mentally ill patients/clients. The practical part describes the research leading to verifying the hypotheses.Two objectives were identified. The first objective was to identify barriers in communication between a nurse and a mentally ill patient/client. The second objective was to determine what nurses lack when caring for mentally ill patients/clients in standard units. Three hypotheses were determined. Hypothesis 1: Older nurses working in standard units have more experience in communicating with mentally ill patients/customers. This hypothesis was confirmed. Hypothesis 2: Organizational work conditions do not impede nurses working in standard units in communication with a mentally ill patient/client. This hypothesis has been disproved. Hypothesis 3: Nurses working in a standard unit have an interest in communicating with a mentally ill patient/client. This hypothesis was confirmed. On the base of the processed results it can be stated that the quality of communication with mentally ill patients is affected by experience, sufficient time and interest in the issue.
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