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Standards of professional competence of providers HR and preventive services in nightlife environment
Saberžanovová, Petra Chawa ; Šťastná, Lenka (advisor) ; Janíková, Barbara (referee)
The nightlife environment is a place where young people frequently come into contact with the drug, compared with the general population there is significantly higher prevalence of current use and experiment with illegal drugs in particular. This environment is poorly covered by preventive and harm reduction services for recreational drug users, in addition they cannot be financed under the standard grant procedure because there are no standards to allow their certification. The aim of the thesis is to create standards of professional competence of service providers in the nightlife environment. The technique used is a theoretical analysis of the available resources, and expert assessment of the draft proposed standards. As a source for analysis were used scientific publications, existing guidelines and critical assessment of experience from the implementation of services within the project Safer Party. The output of work is standards proposal. Further, the particular issue of position of these programs in system of drug services and testing of synthetic drugs are discussed.
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Ways of dealing with drug related public nuisance in the City Prague
Hubínková, Markéta ; Nečas, Vlastimil (referee) ; Janíková, Barbara (advisor)
The main theme of this thesis is the problems of drug related public nuisance in the Prague City Center. This problems affect almost all EU member states including the Czech Republic. Specifically, the capital of Prague was trying to solve this problem in the recent years. This phenomenon is certainly not new, but it ran out of patience. Possible solutions are many but they always depends on the particular company and their attitude to the solution you choose. The result to be effective both for society and for themselves drug users. The goal of this thesis is a comprehensive view of drug related public nuisance in the Prague City Center. The thesis also includes research among those interested in this issue. The results of that thesis are those of the current status of this issue in the City Center. Prague and its options that would be effective to eliminate this problem. The work also includes a possible solution to problems of drug related public nuisance. The research results were obtained by using semistructured interview with 9 respondents. The respondents are the members of the local government, and the repressive part series, drug dependence workers and other experts on the drug problem.
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