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Ethical approach of nurses to patients with mental illness
PRIMOVÁ, Eva
Basic theoretical assumptions: Mental health is one of initial parts to a full integrity of a human being. In this bachelor thesis "Ethical approach of nurses to patients with mental illness" we are focusing on the ethical aspects of nurse´s professional behaviour while taking care of patients with mental illness. The first chapter contains the classification of psychiatric disorders. The next chapter is focused on communication and its specifics between the nurses and their patients with mental illness. In the following section we deal with the ethics and law in area of psychiatry. Theoretical part of this thesis is concluded by a chapter, where the personality and education of nurses is addressed.
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Semiotic analysis of a student film
Kučera, Jan ; Sigmund, Tomáš (advisor) ; Phung, Hyu Nghia (referee)
My thesis deals with the semiotic analysis of schizophrenic perception and its application in the creation of a script for a student film. The theoretical part describes the perception of mental illness in the context of culture and society and the development of this perception because it is crucial in defining and understanding the term mental illness. An integral part of the thesis is the definition of schizophrenia as a mental illness, a description of its symptoms and the interpretation of the world of a schizophrenic. The analytic part, excluding the semiotic analysis, includes a detailed examination of the script and the application of the theme to the medium film.
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Stigmatization at Persons with Mental Disorders
PEŘINOVÁ, Eva
For my bachelor thesis I chose the topic The Stigmatization of Persons with a Mental Disorder. The thesis is divided into two parts the theoretical and the practical. In the theoretical part, I deal with mental health, mental illnesses and its division according to MKN 10, the history of care for the mentally ill, the status of mentally ill people in society. I also focus on social work with people with mental illnesses and the stigmatization of persons with mental diseases. The aim of the research part of this thesis is to find out, whether and in what areas of life mentally ill people are stigmatized. Another aim is to find out, whether and in what areas of life social workers, who work with mentally ill persons, are stigmatized. Qualitative method is used in the practical part of this thesis. For this part was used an interrogation method and a method of semi-structured interview. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with two employees and four users of Domino services for people with a mental illness in the City charity České Budějovice (hereinafter Domino). Users and workers in Domino were chosen according to a method of quota sampling. Criterion for the selection of communication partners from among Domino was a willingness to cooperate and at least two-year experience in the field. Criterion for the selection of communication partners from among Domino was a willingness to cooperate and at least five-year duration of illness. Results of interviews with users showed using of this social service helps them and they would recommend it to other people with similar problems. Interviews also showed that these users are faced with various difficulties that make their life difficult. Family and friends have turned away from two of the four communication partners. Results of the research indicate that one of the users does not feel to be stigmatized in any area of life, two users feel to be stigmatized in some areas of life and one user feels to be stigmatized in almost all areas of life. Results of interviews with female employees also showed that working with this target group brings different pros and cons, but one of the partners cannot find any positives in this work. In this organisation is worked with stigmatization and destigmatizion, this social service is also trying to be presented to the public in order to disseminate this target group. None of these communication partners feels to be stigmatized in any areas of life. According to them, this is because the public does not know with what target group they work. Communication partners think, people with the mental disorder are stigmatized in our society. They know some of the myths and prejudices that circulate about mentally ill people in our society. They both believe that media have the largest share in this situation. This thesis may serve as a source of information for general public and professionals in issues of stigmatization of people with the mental disorder.
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Social Work with People with Mental Illness
LÍSKOVCOVÁ, Radka
The bachelor thesis is concerning problems of social work with mentally ill people. The theoretical section of the thesis is divided into two subsections. The first subsection is describing particular mental illnesses according to MKN - 10, their subdivisions, manifestation, and progression. The second subsection introduces social work with target group of mentally ill people. There were developed two main research questions. What role and activity must perform social worker in mentally ill people's care? What problems mentally ill people must deal with in social and health lives? There were outlined six research sub questions: What health problems must mentally ill people deal with? What personal problems must mentally ill people solve in their lives? What problems must mentally ill people solve in their family lives? What problems must mentally ill people solve when entering job market? What financial problems must mentally ill people solve? What kind of social problems must mentally ill people deal with?
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Multidisciplinary approach to clients with schizophrenia
DÁVIDOVÁ, Lucie
This thesis deals with a multidisciplinary approach to clients suffering from schizophrenia. The main aim is to reflex the multidisciplinary approach to schizophrenic clients, appealing to social work and having respect to ethical principles of participating branches. The work includes chapters that are necessarily coherent to this topic. These are mainly the social work in the context of schizophrenia, specifics of schizophrenia, the structure of the multidisciplinary team, team work and all ethical aspects arising out of team work and individual experts' work. This thesis tries to link up theoretical and practical knowledge, mainly by means of casuistry and practical observations.
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Quality of Life and Its Understanding by Mental Health Patients in the Paprsek nadeje Centre
BARTOŠÍKOVÁ, Radka
In this thesis I would like to acquaint the reader with the impact of mental illness on human. In my thesis I focus on the psychosocial impact of the illness in the form of the assistance to an ill person, the quality of interpersonal relationships and quality of social interactions linked to the stigma. The essence of research in the social field were the findings concerning the living conditions of the client, client's activities and leisure time activities or the manners of support in illness. An important task of the client was to respond to questions about the hardships in life. The paper also deals with the knowledge of the physical, mental and spiritual qualities. It focuses on the comparison and awareness of the role of illness and pharmacotherapy as a limiting factor in the perception of quality life. It refers to the material conditions of these people, emerging drug addiction and subjective values and a feeling of well lived life in general. An important element of my research is to detect clients? life goals and to record their life satisfaction using "scale of life satisfaction." My goal was to map the real quality of life of the clients of the centre Paprsek naděje and the key aspects of the experience of life and how the meeting of the individual needs of the client affects the quality of life from their own perspective. The results were then evaluated and compared with Maslow's hierarchy of needs. The thesis is divided into two parts, theoretical and practical. The theoretical part deals with the classification of mental illnesses, their prognosis and treatment. I emphasize the disorder schizophrenia as a contemporary phenomenon, and finally the quality of life and the various aspects that affect it - the status of the ill person in the family, society, work and isolation. The empirical part is devoted to the research itself. For research I used qualitative research methods and techniques of semi-structured interview supplemented by observations. The research group consists of 5 clients of the centre Paprsek naděje in the age range of 28-59 years. I carried out one pilot study before the research itself. The resulting data were processed and put in tables and graphs, evaluated and compared in the discussion and conclusion. Part of the research was realized using the Schedule for the Evaluation of Individual Quality of Life, SEIQoL. Using this method, I examined individual life goals of each client, their importance and satisfaction with their achievements. Overall I responded to one main research question and two sub-questions. I consider the findings of abnormal invalidity and unemployment, high levels of stigmatizing experience, lack of active free time and physical activity, emerging drug addiction or lack of interpersonal relationships as the crucial results negatively affecting quality of life. Physical decrepitude is always a present component. The research also showed occasional unfamiliarity with diagnosis. Positives can mainly be seen in family support and in the quality of family relationships, also in sufficient material sources and in family and spiritual priorities. It is essential that compared with the Maslow's hierarchy, it was found that it has preserved its traditional arrangement in the process of meeting the needs. The content of individual needs was however varied in each of its individual parts. I have also learned that mental illness limits clients greatly for example in the context of culture and their interests and that there are also limitations to the parental instinct caused by fear of the large amount of responsibility and the impact of their illness to their children. An unexpected finding was the satisfaction of all clients with material sources. Similarly, the clients see their mental illness as a certain way of realizing satisfaction.
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The mental help people - how to live with schizophrenia
KORČÁKOVÁ, Leona
The work deals with the methodology of therapeutic communities for people with schizophrenia. It includes the description of individual steps that can be employed when working with the target group in such a devised facility. It describes useful and less useful procedures in an eight-year perspective that have not been previously dealt with on paper. This project remains so far unique in the Czech Republic. The work embodies the existing psychosocial theories and methods which are still possible to experience when working with clients and which have been verified in practice. The methodology is compared with the demands that are placed as the Quality standards of social services.
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Social therapeutic workshop from the users´ point of view
SEVEROVÁ, Simona
The thesis focuses on satisfaction of users of o.s. FOKUS Tábor with the services provided by the social therapeutic workshop. The theoretical part introduces two basic groups of a mental illness. Further on, this part describes rehabilitation of long-term mentally ill patients. The thesis aims at obtaining an overall review of services provided by social therapeutic workshop o.s. FOKUS Tábor from their users. The practical part concludes by a presentation of gathered information. Three following parts are elaborated the most ? satisfaction survey of the services provided, users´ awareness of the rules to submit suggest ons, complaints and suggestions from the users to the activity offer of the social therapeutic workshop.
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Social, ethical and psychological aspects of working with people with schizophrenia
ŽIŽKOVÁ, Petra
The work deals with a mental illness called schizophrenia. The thesis consists of two parts, the theoretical part and the practical part. The theoretical part has five chapters, it has focused mainly on the interconnectedness of social work, psychiatry, psychology and ethics. First, it describes schizophrenia in general - how begins the illness, it signs and symptoms, diagnosis, course and prognosis and treatment options. I am focusing on the psychiatric aspects of schizophrenia, the social aspect of the disease and the ethics codes of various disciplines. The practical part is research, which is based on the interpretation of the results of a quantitative research. I opted a questionnaire as a research technice. The aim of this questionnaire is to find out which general knowledges has the adult population about schizophrenia and which views of schizophrenia are prevailing.
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Activating activity for people with mental illness in nursing homes with a special regime.
ŘEZÁČOVÁ, Štěpánka
The bachelor thesis is focused on activating activities for people with mental illnesses living in nursing homes with a special regime. The topic is close to the author, since she is a coordinator of a volunteer program in the Home for the elderly Máj in České Budějovice, where the volunteers in that program perform volunteer activities especially in the nursing home with a special regime as well as she is an occupational therapist in the Home for the elderly in Dobrá Voda next to České Budějovice. In the theoretical part the author dealt with activating activities. She also processed a categorization of social services, a social service for people suffering from mental illnesses, a social work with persons with mental illnesses, a legal capacity, an involuntary hospitalization, medical conditions precluding a provision of residential social services and a social worker in the nursery home with a special regime. Furthermore, an extensive chapter informs about mental illnesses.
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