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The role of nurse in prevention against of prostate disorder
 DUBOVÁ, Marie
Abstract The title of the present bachelor{\crq}s thesis is: ``The role of the nurse in prevention against prostate disorder{\crqq}, and its objective is to identify the role of the nurse in early diagnostics of prostate disorder. Nurses have a critical role in prevention. They can notice the signs that are the first symptoms that might develop into a prostate tumor. The nurse is able to provide a patient with necessary information about the risk factors related to tumor occurrence. The thesis used data collected in a quantitative research using the method of questionnaire for patients and in a qualitative research using the method of interviews carried out with nurses. The research included nurses working for General Practitioners in their offices and also patients observed by these doctors in Jindřichův Hradec. The survey was anonymous. After the data had been collected, the outcomes related to given hypotheses and research questions were received. Evaluation of the outcomes received from the survey showed whether the hypotheses were correct or not. It also provided answers to the research questions. Hypothesis 1: Nurses use general principles of education. The hypothesis has been partially confirmed. Hypothesis 2: Men have insufficient supply of information related to early diagnostics of prostate disorders. The hypothesis has not been confirmed. Hypothesis 3: Younger men have less information than older ones. This has been confirmed. The answer to the research question ``How do nurses provide education?{\crqq} is: They use information brochures, oral instructions, and provide Internet links. What are the most frequent problems in education of the patients suffering from prostate disorders according to the nurses? It is most often patients{\crq} shyness and intimacy of the problem. The nurse plays a significant role in prevention therefore it is crucial for her to have sufficient amount of information about the problem. The outcome of the survey identified the level of such knowledge and it provided new material for education.
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