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Selectit non-medical professions and their aplication in nursing care at comprehensive resustitation care unit
DAŇHELOVÁ, Monika
This Bachelor´s Thesis is focused on selectit non-medical professions and how to use the provision nursing care at the comprehensive resuscitation care unit. The aim of this thesis is finding out the knowledge of the top, middle and line management about the legislative competence of the chosen non-medical healthcare workers at the comprehensive resuscitation care unit. The author of this paper is trying to compare application of the competence the non-medical healthcare workers in provision nursing care at this unit. We make three research question for come to these goals. What is the knowledge about the legislative competence of provision nursing care at the comprehensive resuscitation care unit of point of view of top, middle and line management (nurse, practical nurse, paramedic, healtcare assistent). What is the application of the chosen non-medical health care workers (nurse, practical nurse, paramedic, healtcare assistent) in the provision nursing care at the comprehensive resuscitation care unit. Analytic part of this paper is doing through the qualitative research. These research comprise the answer of nine responders from four hospitals. The research sample comprise three top nurses from the each hospital, three head nurses and three station nurses which work at the ARO. Based at the results of the research, the healthcare assistent (now practical nurse) is not present at the ARO. The reason of this situation is less competence (she is not able to do work by herself).The more then half responders agree, that the nurse are more common at the ARO. The results of research show that the most responders know the legislative changes.
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