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Access to Railway Platform for Wheelchair User
Šafář, Zdeněk ; Tomandl, Vladimír (referee) ; Svoboda, Richard (advisor)
The bachelor’s thesis focuses on wheelchair accessible survey at railway stations. It has been chosen a few different kind of stations which are marked as physically disabled accessible. Railway stations have been thoroughly visited, gauged and explored. The main intention was to solve these problems as an activity chain performed by people at railway stations. It means everything from passengers arrival, do all steps in a station building, to passengers access to platforms and after that getting on the train. Due to large extent of wheelchair accessible, this thesis has only focused on wheelchair users.
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SMS Enterprise Premises
Kopřivová, Nikola ; Šuhajdová, Eva (referee) ; Myslín, Jiří (advisor) ; Čuprová, Danuše (advisor)
The building for small and medium business is located on the outskirts of the city of Brno in Modřice. In close proximity there is a shopping center Olympia, Giga Sport and discount furniture. The building is designed as a compact mass, which is divided horizontally into two different sectors of manufacturing industry and administrative offices. The production hall is vertically extends through the first two floors and part of her administration is appropriate in the southern part of the building. In the northern part of the premises is located warehouses and production supply. The third floor is a separate space for administrative purposes with its own entrance from the eastern part. The building meets the standard for low power consumption and a flat roof can be used to store solar collectors for energy and hot water. Each location in the building is wheelchair solved. The facade is divided horizontally by three colors black, gray and white. Window are designed as french windows vertical contrast to the color of the facade. The building offers maximum versatility, functionality and potential jobs
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The Support of Cognitive Skills Development of the Clients of the Social Services in the metropolis
PEJŠOVÁ, Martina
This final thesis is focused on analysing the support of cognitive development of the clients of a social services centre through its activities which are aimed at a concrete target group senior citizens. The aim of the thesis is to find out whether the senior citizens' cognitive skills are developed through these activities or whether these activities have other meanings for the clients. Another aim is to find out whether the criteria concerning development of cognitive skills, the way they were defined by Reuven Feuerstein, are fulfilled. Another part of the thesis is also a description of the activities held by the social services centre so that a reader could understand the results better.
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Freedom of access to information in the EU and in selected countries: Study 5.319
Tetourová, Eva ; Mylková, Petra ; Pohl, Michal
Práce se zabývá aktuálně velmi diskutovanou problematikou svobodného přístupu k informacím, a to zejména z pohledu přístupu vybraných států k poskytování informací ve veřejném sektoru. Pozornost je věnována v prvé řadě právní úpravě tohoto tématu na úrovni Evropské unie, jejíž legislativa podstatným způsobem ovlivňuje úpravu této problematiky v jednotlivých členských státech. Další část práce je pak věnována přehledu podmínek pro přístup k informacím ve vybraných evropských státech, a to především ve vztahu k subjektům, které mají právo o informace žádat, druhu informací, na které mají právo, orgánům, které jsou povinny informace poskytovat, či postupu jednotlivých subjektů v procesu poskytování informací a jeho kontrole.
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The Social Services Staff Access to the Supervision.
ŘÍHOVÁ, Štěpánka
The bachelor thesis is focused on the attitude of social service workers to supervision. The objective of the thesis is to determine the attitude of social service workers to supervision. A partial goal of the work is to determine the benefit of supervision for social service workers. I focused on their experience and evaluation of the attitudes towards the supervision, and also on their reaction to stressful situations and also on how they try to prevent the burnout syndrome. In the theoretical part I focused on three basic chapters: social services and standards of quality, supervision and the burnout syndrome. In the practical part, in the qualitative research I chose ten workers in direct service from the Care House of Mistr Jan Křišťan in the town of Prachatice. I set one main research question:? What is the attitude of social service workers to supervision?? and four partial research questions. I applied the method of qualitative research with the technique of semi-structured interview. The results are assessed in tables. The results revealed that the attitude of social service workers is in nine cases out of ten positive. They see the benefit of supervision in the opportunity to meet together in a pleasant and safe environment and in the opportunity to talk undisturbed about difficult and painful situations coming continuously during the performance of this profession. Supervision for them also means a significant contribution in delivering hope, expression of empathy and respect from the supervisor for their hard work done. The results of the bachelor thesis could be a source of information about supervision, its contribution, development and provision in social services in the region of Prachatice. The thesis could be used not only by social service workers but also by the workers in educational and medical facilities. The thesis could be used for all helping professions.
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Elements of psychotherapy in social worker's job
KUCHARSKÁ, Eva
In the thesis I identify the interconnection of psychotherapy and social work. Not only psychotherapists work with clients who suffer from mental illnesses, but also in the social work there are clients with psychic problems. Social worker has to be able to cope with problems even related to the clients? family. In this bachelor thesis I have endeavored to respond the question whether social workers can conduct elements of psychotherapy in their work. From the results I judge that it is correct for the social worker to use them. It is apparent that in the helping professions it may be important to use elements of psychotherapy but only in the case when the individual possesses the required education, sufficient experience and personal prerequisites so that they would not harm themselves or the client.
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The Political Economy of Pharmaceutical Intellectual Property Rights: Balancing Innovation and Access
McHugh, Patrick ; Štěrbová, Ludmila (advisor)
The trade-off between innovation and access is a critical problem in pharmaceutical innovation policy. Without adequate intellectual property protection, knowledge is insufficiently appropriable and the output of innovation is sub-optimal. Patents and sui generis forms of intellectual property are policies utilized by the state to foster innovation, creating temporary monopolies for firms to reward their investments in research and development. This paper explores the topic of pharmaceutical innovation policy by discovering the key legal developments that influence the creation of internationally protected and harmonized minimum standards of IP rights. Equipped with a theoretical understanding of IP as a social contract and knowledge about incentives that the law provides, the status quo system of rewarding pharmaceutical innovation is observed though an analysis of the market for new chemical entities, developing an understanding of the relationship between incentives for innovation and market outcomes. Utilizing an extensive analysis of literature, promising policy options are explored for realigning incentives to better optimize the incremental benefits of pharmaceutical innovation while improving access, including public funding of clinical trials, incorporating value-for-money stipulations into reimbursement and marketing approval decisions, and creating prize-based rewards that delink the market for innovations from the market for pharmaceutical products.
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The Access of Czech companies to Eastern Markets
Krutiš, Martin ; Petříček, Václav (advisor) ; Čajka, Radek (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the development of bilateral economic relations between the Czech Republic and the Russian Federation and analyzes potential eastern markets for Czech companies, with main focus on the huge Russian market. The first chapter deals with the history of trade between the two countries since the Second World War to the new millennium. The second and third chapter examine the export opportunities in various sectors of the emerging Russian market and the obstacles and barriers to trade, which the Czech companies have to deal with. In the fourth chapter the thesis presents the success of Czech companies on the Russian market. In the final chapter, the thesis deals with predictions of further developments on the Russian market and prospects of Czech companies in this territory.
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