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Impact of the covid-19 pandemic on air passenger transport
EMMER, Matěj
This thesis examines the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on air passenger transport within the air transport network structures. It also focuses on examining the relationships between different categories of the global airport network during the pandemic and regional differences in air passenger traffic around the world. The results of the thesis are presented by analysing data for the period before and after the start of the covid-19 pandemic. The data on which the thesis is based are compiled from several global aviation organisations such as ICAO - International Civil Aviation Organisation or IATA - International Air Transport Association or from publicly available annual reports of individual airports around the world. The conclusions of the thesis point to an enormous intervention in air passenger transport that was unprecedented until then.
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Spiritual needs of hospitalized patients
RACEK, Otakar
In my work, I deal with the topic of spiritual needs of hospitalized patients. The research was carried out with the help of semi-structured interviews with nine informants who have a certain relationship to spirituality. The aim of the research part of the bachelor's thesis was to find out what spiritual needs hospitalized patients have, to further compare the fulfillment of spiritual needs in religious and non-religious patients, and also to find out whether the Covid-19 pandemic affects the spiritual needs of patients and the possibilities of their fulfillment. In the theoretical part, emphasis is placed on the irreplaceability of spirituality in the holistic concept of patient care. Furthermore, technical terms are explained in order to better orient oneself in the issue. After that, the theoretical part of the work is oriented towards the spiritual care provided by chaplains or health workers - how they can provide spiritual support to sick people. In the work, space is also devoted to historical spiritual care. At the end of the theoretical part of the work describing the stages of spiritual development. In the practical part of the work, I analyze interviews with chaplains, nurses and patients in the area of spiritual needs for the assigned research questions. I notice how familiar the chaplains, nurses and patients are in the area of fulfilling spiritual needs. This work can be used in teaching as an illustrative example of the spiritual needs of patients. It can also help healthcare professionals to indicate spiritual care. The research revealed what patients' spiritual needs are, whether they differ depending on their religiosity, and also that the Covid-19 disease has caused an increased interest in fulfilling patients' spiritual needs.
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Corona crisis through the eyes of high school and vocational school students
NOVÁKOVÁ, Lucie
The bachelor thesis deals with the perception of the coronavirus crisis through the eyes of high school and vocational school students in the Czech Republic. The thesis aims to find out how students experienced and how they dealt with the coronavirus crisis. The qualitative research includes the statements of four respondents which have been interviewed using the method of a semi-structured interview. The data were analysed through qualitative open coding. The bachelor thesis defines key ideas and concepts that are intertwined with the respondents' accounts. Moreover, the thesis also focuses on the mental health and emotions of adolescents during the coronavirus crisis. Furthermore, the thesis describes the influence of the media, students' daily routines and leisure time along with distance learning put into action during the pandemic. Additionally, issues of family and friendship are brought up. The research looks into the lives of four young people during the global pandemic of virus SARS-CoV-2.
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Treatment of a patient after Covid 19 disease in terms of pulmonary department.
HLINOVSKÁ, Martina
This work focuses on nursing care for patients with COVID-19 on the pulmonary ward from the perspective of outpatient care. The aim of the study is to describe specific nursing care for these patients and map the interest in extended care. The study utilizes a combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods for data collection. For the quantitative part of the research, a dosing method using a non-standardized questionnaire was utilized. Three hypotheses were formulated: H1. The presence of nursing problems after recovering from COVID-19 is not related to age. H2. The presence of nursing problems after recovering from COVID-19 is not related to the need for hospitalization. H3. Patients who were hospitalized with COVID-19 have the same interest in follow-up care as patients treated on an outpatient basis. The semi-structured interview method was used for data collection in the qualitative part. Research questions were formulated: What patients require nursing care after recovering from COVID-19? What is the follow-up care for patients after recovering from COVID-19? What nursing problems occur in patients after recovering from COVID-19 during outpatient care? What are the resulting criteria for nursing problems in patients after recovering from COVID-19 during outpatient care? The results of both the quantitative and qualitative research confirmed the interest in extended care for patients recovering from COVID-19 on the pulmonary ward. The specifics of nursing care for these patients focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle, balanced nutrition, appropriate physical activity, and respiratory rehabilitation. Higher interest in extended care was found in patients who were hospitalized due to COVID-19. It was also confirmed that the presence of nursing problems in patients after recovering from COVID-19 is not related to age or the need for hospitalization. The research findings can contribute to understanding nursing care and serve as a basis for further development in this area. The conclusions of the research can be used to improve nursing practice and care planning for this specific group of patients. It is important to provide appropriate support and care for these patients in order to optimize their health and quality of life after recovering from the illness.
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The life quality of seniors at residential social care services within the framework of anti-pandemic restrictions of social contacts
ZEJDOVÁ, Veronika
Diploma thesis deals with the quality of life of seniors in residential services within the framework of anti-pandemic restrictions of social contacts. The aim of this qualification work is to evaluate the quality of life of seniors in two selected homes for the elderly within the framework of anti-pandemic restrictions on social contacts in the Czech Republic, together with an assessment of the effect of these measures on the general condition of the seniors. Four typological examples serve for this purpose. In the first chapter, through selected scientific disciplines, human is conceived as a naturally social being, while the importance of social contact and social relationship in his life is pointed out. In the second part, the basic aspects of ageing are outlined, on the basis of which it is established that in the life of a seniors, they can mean the emergence of certain needs and at the same time cause a different arrangement of the value scale. Their fulfillment or non-fulfillment is then directly related to the evaluation of the quality of their life. In the last part, the disease Covid-19 is characterized. Subsequently, the covid situation in both homes for the elderly is described, and finally the typological examples themselves are presented and their ethical evaluation.
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The Use of Digital Technologies in Seniors' Leisure Time
ŠACHOVÁ, Viktorie
This bachelor thesis describes how digitization is reflected in seniors' leisure activities and how it has changed in connection with the Covid Sars 19 pandemic. It is a theoretical work dealing with aging and old age as well as the changes and needs associated with this natural process. It also describes free time and leisure activities of seniors, and in the last part it focuses on digital technologies in free time and during the pandemic, specifically robots as social companions, and the phenomenon of virtual reality.
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The impact of COVID-19 on the social services of Charita ČR and its effects on work processes between 2020-2021
KŇAZOVICKÁ, Jitka
The bachelor thesis deals with the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the operation of the organization and social services, work with clients, and on the dynamics of the social services team of Caritas Czech Republic. The theoretical part of the thesis focuses on the across-the-board changes that have affected the provision of social services by Charita ČR due to the COVID-19. The thesis also introduces Charita Kralupy nad Vltavou and the social services it provides. The empirical part consists of qualitative research, which, based on semi-structured interviews with the staff of Charita Kralupy nad Vltavou, analyses the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the above-mentioned areas associated with the provision of social services in more detail.
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Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on the Education of Students at the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice
ZEC, Miriana
The bachelor thesis deals with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the education of students at the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice and evaluates its effects, especially with regard to the transition to distance learning and adaptation to the university environment through the eyes of students and university teachers. The aim of the thesis is to evaluate the impact of Covid-19 on student´s education and to propose possible changes that could lead to a more efficient educational process. At first the thesis describes the characteristics of higher education along with a description of the Covid-19 in relation to education at universities. Afterwards the thesis presents the results of questionnaire survey among the students and teachers to determine the impacts they perceived the most during the transition to the university environment, particularly in relation to the shift to distance learning and adaption to the pandemic conditions.
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Analýza očekávaných změn množství vzdušných imisí nad územím České republiky v souvislosti s COVID-19
Kotrle, Viktor
This work analyses changes in annual and monthly concentrations for 2019 and 2020 in the Czech Republic. The focus is mainly on the search for changes related to government regulations during the Covid-19 epidemic and thus the overall change in human activity. The analysis is designed in two parts, namely a statistical analysis part and a spatial analysis part over the immission model. Measurements from the stationary stations of the CHMI were used as input data.
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Návštěvnost v Krkonošském národním parku – ochota platit za kulturní ekosystémové služby a vliv pandemie Covid-19 na návštěvnost v parku
Krejčí, Tomáš
The thesis deals with the topic of willingness to pay for ecosystem services in the Krkonoše Mountains National Park. It also examines the impact of COVID measures on visitor numbers in this National Park. The aim of the thesis was to determine the potential willingness of visitors to the Krkonoše Mountains National Park to pay for entrance. A secondary aim of the thesis was to evaluate the effect of the Covid-19 measures on visitor numbers based on data from census facilities located in the National Park. A literature search method was used in the thesis to clarify the concept of ecosystem services, their valuation and payment for them, including the willingness-to-pay method. Quantitative research was used to fulfill the objective of the thesis in which data was collected from a questionnaire survey. The data was then compiled into contingency tables and interpreted using graphical displays. The most common amount that visitors are willing to pay to enter the National Park was found to be 50 CZK. Data from the census facilities showed that anti-Covid-19 measures that somehow restrict the movement of people have a negative effect on visitor numbers in the National Park.
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