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Ľudia s postihnutím na trhu práce: prípadová štúdia
Doubravová, Zuzana
DOUBRAVOVÁ Z., People with disabilities in the labour market: a case study. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2021. People with disabilities represent one of the risk groups in the labour market – for this reason it is important to pay sufficient attention to them. The diploma thesis deals with the analysis of the position of people with disabilities in the labour market through the examination of the issue in a selected institution. Within the chosen topic, I deal with the protected and free labour market, the replacement of sheltered workshops by the institute of a sheltered workplace and I also deal with social policy and certain economic and legal aspects. I further examine the existing conditions at the selected workplace, the position of people with disabilities and their incorporation in the given organisation. Subsequently, I evaluate the results of the research and suggest possible measures.
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Specifics of nursing care for patients with mental illness in an internal ward.
LOJÍKOVÁ, Simona
This bachelor's thesis focuses on the specifics of nursing care for mentally ill patients in an internal medicine ward. The aim of the thesis was to determine which mental disorders nurses most frequently encounter in the internal medicine ward. Other set objectives of this thesis included finding out what knowledge nurses have about the principles of communication with patients diagnosed with mental illness and what experiences nurses have with nursing care for mentally ill patients in the internal medicine ward. Another goal was to determine the most serious risks in providing nursing care, both for patients and nurses. One of the additional objectives was to find out how nurses ensure the safety of patients with organic mental disorders in the internal medicine ward.
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Integration of people with serious mental illness into the open labour market
Syrovátková, Adéla ; Novák, Petr (advisor) ; Cooke, Dana (referee)
Diploma thesis "Integration of People with Mental Illness into the Open Labour Market" discusses the possibilities and conditions of employment in the open labour market for people with schizophrenia in the Czech Republic (focus on Prague 11+4). The paper first introduces the concept of "mental illness" from a theoretical point of view. In my work I first introduce this illness theoretically, I also use professional information from my practice and especially from my more experienced colleagues. I believe that drawing on the perspective of my clients and that of the professional staff is the most appropriate, as they have direct experience of it. In this thesis I conducted qualitative research, interviewing seven people who suffer from mental illness with whom the service has an established relationship. In the form of a questionnaire and a structured interview, I asked the patients, for example, how they perceive their life with mental illness, what difficulties they face in their life and how they manage to integrate into a "healthy" society, especially into employment on the open labour market.
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Art therapy in the care of the mentally ill
Pročková, Nikol ; Havigerová, Jana Marie (advisor) ; Ulrichová, Monika (referee)
Name and surname of the author: Nikol Pročková Institution: Charles University Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové, Department of Social Medicine, Department of Nursing Title: Artherapy in the care of the mentally ill Supervisor: doc. PhDr. Jana Marie Havigerová, Ph.D. Number of pages: 66 Number of attachments: 1 Year of defense: 2024 Keywords: art therapy, mental illness, mental health, quality of life, therapeutic techniques This bachelor thesis deals with research on the effectiveness and application of art therapy in the care of the mentally ill. The theoretical part provides a comprehensive overview of art therapy, its principles, history and role in treatment processes aimed at mental illness. The empirical part of the thesis is based on qualitative research conducted through semi- structured interviews with patients who have experience of art therapy. The data was analysed with an emphasis on thematic analysis to identify key themes and patterns of responses. The aim of this thesis is to explore the impact of art therapy on improving patients' mental health and overall quality of life, and to consider how art therapy techniques can enrich existing nursing practices. The results of the research show that art therapy has a positive impact on the emotional state of patients, and how art...
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Eating disorders in females
TESKOVÁ, Veronika Michaela
The thesis focuses on the issue of anorexia nervosa and multifactorial influences on the development and course of this disorder in women. Anorexia nervosa is a serious mental illness that is influenced by many factors such as social, familial and psychological. The analysis of these factors is crucial for a deeper understanding of this disorder and a prerequisite for designing adequate comprehensive treatment. This thesis analyses each of these factors and presents therapeutic approaches to anorexia nervosa and ways of treating it. The research is based on semi-structured interviews with open-ended questions with female respondents suffering from anorexia nervosa.
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Love as a part of a helping relationship in social work
PALOCHOVÁ, Markéta
The diploma thesis deals with the question of the compatibility of love and professional relationship between a social worker and a client with mental illness. It also explores the possible benefits, but also the potential risks that love can bring to the professional relationship. It distinguishes between different types of love and explores their possible application in social work with the target group. Love and the professional helping relationship between the social worker and the client, not only with mental illness, are complementary. The benefit of including aspects of love in the professional relationship can be the strengthening of mutual trust, which brings a positive effect in the process of achieving the goals of social work. The thesis is theoretical.
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Role of social worker - challenges and limits of work
Koutná, Jolana ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Lejsal, Matěj (referee)
1 Abstract The diploma thesis "The role of a social worker in a psychiatric hospital - challenges and limits of work" deals with the profession of a social worker in a psychiatric hospital. The diploma thesis normally consists of a theoretical and an empirical part. The theoretical part is focused on mental illness, the characteristics of serious mental illness, the profession of a social worker working in a psychiatric hospital, multidisciplinary cooperation, the specifics of working with the mentally ill, the reform of psychiatric care and the organization of inpatient psychiatric care in the Czech Republic. In the empirical part, the qualitative research methodology is described and the data, which are the result of semi-structured interviews with social workers and their clients, are interpreted. At the end of the thesis, the main research question is answered, recommendations for practice and proposals for further research are included. Keywords Social worker, social work, healthcare, psychiatric care, mental illness, psychiatric care reform, the role of social worker, multidisciplinary team
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Framing of mental illness in selected Czech media
Lacinová, Kristýna ; Nečas, Vlastimil (advisor) ; Křeček, Jan (referee)
This thesis focuses on the framing of mental illness in the Czech media. It defines the concept of framing and presents the characteristics, process and effects of framing. Simultaneously, the thesis discusses the concept of mental illness and its categorisation in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10). The focus is on the state of mental illness in the Czech Republic. Subsequently, prominent research papers dealing with the framing of mental illness are presented. The aim of the quantitative content analysis of this thesis is to find out how Czech daily newspapers framed mental illness in the years 2018, 2020, 2022. The analysis focuses on which illnesses are mentioned, how the mentally ill are presented, how the media frame the causes and solutions of mental illness, and which sources journalists quote. The results show that stigmatising stories are the most common and that journalists tend to use episodic framing. The most cited illnesses were depression and drug addiction, and very often journalists did not specify the exact diagnosis at all.
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