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Homes for Seniors and View of Social Worker
VOHLÍDALOVÁ, Eva
The work deals with the process of ageing and the role of social worker in attending the requests for the home for seniors. The first part defines the term of ageing process, outlines periodization and describes biological ageing process, mental ageing process and social ageing process. The second part describes the home for seniors and shows the conditions of acceptance the applicant to the home for seniors. Then outlines the role of social worker, which figures in attending the requests for the home for seniors. The social worker visits the applicants in their homes, evaluates their situation and recommends or not emplacement of the applicant to the home for seniors.
Institutional care of mentally disabled seniors
PROCHÁZKOVÁ, Helena
Population is aging. Along with increase in dementia and other old-age related conditions new effective services and residential facilities will become a necessity in following years. A need for institutional care rises with age and severity of dementia. Currently, there is deficiency of services providing this care and services are limited by resource availability. A demented person in institutional care quality of life requires stable safe environment, sufficient staff and frequent contact by family. Special dementia and related conditions care units were incorporated into residential care facilities for elderly designed for this special group of residents. The aim of the work is to review and evaluate a quality of care at the special units for elderly with dementia and similar mental conditions is provided within two residential homes in České Budějovice. Both surveyed units were found understaffed and some technical imperfections were found due to limited budgets but under these restrictive conditions both units mostly met requirements for elderly with dementia quality of care.
Old age and ageism
RAČICKÁ, Aneta
This thesis is theoretical. It deals with old age, reference to seniors in various societies and for today typical ageism. In firs part the old age and growing old is described and clasified. It`s shown what changes go with growing old and factors cases growing old The naxt part is about is about perception of old poeple in history in various cultures. The last part deals with ageism. It introduce several definitons of ageism by various authors. It describes prejudices and myths about old age, which link to ageism. As a result of ageism the discrimination of seniors is netioned. Three fields are choosen as a manifestation display of discrimination of seniors (media, labour market and health service) At the end there is some options how to fight against ageism and what positive steps have been already done.
Senior's Adaptation to Staying Facilities
VAVŘÍČKOVÁ, Lenka
The theoretical part consists of five chapters, which are engaged first of all in problems affecting elderly people. The first part is completed with the issue of the demographic development of the current society and of age lengthening. Methods of senior care in the past are also mentioned in this work. The present circumstances are presented by kinds of stay facilities. This is completed with a discussion concerning the care in staying facilities. Furthermore, the issue of adaptation and maladaptation is analyzed in detail. Concrete feasible solutions of managing the adaptation of elderly people at accommodation facilities are described, which is considered to be the most important part of this work. The author keeps to the hypotheses that previous knowledge of the environment and satisfied living at old people´s homes are connected with a successful adaptation to these facilities. Also free choice as well as self-determination favours the adaptation.
Molecular and environmental factors connected to diapause and aging in insect
ZDECHOVANOVÁ, Lenka
Current models state that insect peripheral oscillators are directly responsive to light, while mammalian peripheral clock genes are coordinated by a master clock in the brain via intermediate factors, possibly hormonal. We show that the expression levels of two circadian clock genes, period (per) and Par Domain Protein 1 (Pdp1) in the peripheral tisue of an insect model species are inversely affected by contrasting photoperiods. The effect of photoperiod on per and Pdp1 mRNA levels was found to be mediated by the juvenile hormone. Our results provide the first experimental evidence for hormonal regulation of circadian clock gene expression in insects.
Importance of Movement for Seniors
SEIFERTOVÁ, Michaela
The diploma work is focused on importance of movement activities for seniors. The movement represents the basic manifestation of life, influences the physical health, helps psychologically and reduces psychical problems. Ageing is a process which runs individually and during which the human organism goes through certain changes. Everyone, who works with seniors, should be familiar with basic information about the ageing process. Physical activities are fundamental for this age group, they maintain the physical ability and the psychical immunity. They help handling everyday situations. In order that the exercises had the desired result, it is necessary to follow certain conventions and respect individual differences. The task of the people working with senior is to motivate them enough. Nowadays, we can find a large offer of appropriate physical activities which aim at a self-sufficient and happy senior life.
THE PREVENTION OF SENIORS´ INJURIES
NEDVĚDOVÁ, Jana
The prevention of seniors´injuries The injuries of people at seniors age have become one of the serious issues of today´s medicine, presenting not only the health problem but also the social one. The most seniors´injuries associates with falls and slips. The second main cause for injuries are the traffic accidents, the next one following upon are the accidents, which happen often at home during the casual activities. The intoxication at the old age is not rare either. The prevention of the falls and potential injuries is based on reduction of hazards of accident occurrence. The prevention, which leads to continuing reduction of the accident rate at seniors age corresponds with the goal no. 5 that is stated in the World Hospital Organization {\clqq}Health 21`` Document. The chosen exploratory method was the quantitative sociologic research based on on-the-spot requiries by the use of question form. The research sample of population consisted from seniors from 65 years old up (130 correspondents) chosen randomly in the region of České Budějovice within the year 2005. The data were all compiled in the Organization For Injuries Preventions in South Bohemia software program. Seniors faced the health hazard and injuries mostly at homes, which are mostly caused by restriction in movements. The most casual ones are the falls. The protective instruments and equipment, which might reduce the injury risks (for example non-barrier entries, skidding devices, bars and so on) still are not the standards for seniors today. The knowledge and understanding the emergancy phone numbers is not sufficient either. The possibilities of prevention for seniors are various, but have not been much exploited yet. It seems the seniors should be firstly adressed by public health employees, which they are in casual contact with and they usually rely on. The topic of prevention of injuries should be also more discussed at education programs destined for seniors.
SENIOR´S NOURISHMENT IN THE RETIREMENT HOUSES IN THE REGION OF SOUTH BOHEMIA
ŠVEHLOVÁ, Jana
This Bachelorś these should have shown the situation of senior´s nourishment in the retirement houses in the region of South Bohemia. I have made quantitive research in the form of questionare and used it as a basis for this work. From the result of this research has been found the conclusion, tkat the nourishment in the retirement houses is satisfied. Even so I would recommend to the leadership of retirement houses to join the Project called Standardization of Nutritional Care in Old People´s Homes.
The Concept of Life Insurance with Charitable Component
Nečas, Dalibor ; Daňhel, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Fiala, Tomáš (referee)
Author comes with a new product concept, which extends the current offering of life insurance. He wants to encourage a target group of potential customers who are not satisfied with ordinary life insurance products to enter into life insurance. The reason is an effort to prevent people from economic consequences of population aging. The new life insurance product is based on a specific use of profit shares from life insurance premium reserve in a form of charitable component. For insurance companies the new product represents an opportunity to cooperate with non-commercial charitable subjects especially in the area of marketing. On the other hand the charities obtain by this cooperation a long-term income for their activities.
Globální populační problém a ČR
Křížová, Martina ; Jeníček, Vladimír (advisor) ; Jelínek, Jiří (referee)
Diplomová práce Globální populační problém a ČR hodnotí současný stav a vývoj světové i české populace. Jedná se především o identifikaci nového fenoménu populačního problému ? stárnutí populace. Druhá část práce je zaměřena na situaci v České republice. Ukazuje, jak problematika stárnutí a úbytku obyvatelstva ovlivňuje společnost, a které kroky je již dnes potřeba realizovat, např.důchodová reforma. V práci jsou zmíněny hlavní příčiny, dopady a možná řešení situace, kdy česká populace nezadržitelně stárne a mění se její struktura.

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