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Helping Professions in Hospice Care
DOMBROVSKÁ, Ester
The thesis deals with the experience of the death of a close person of the workers helping professions in Hospice care. The first part of the bachelor thesis is focused on the theoretical definition of mourning in general. It defines the very concept and process of mourning, which is followed by manifestations of mourning within the overall complexity of man. Furthermore, the views of experts on the various stages of mourning are described and compared. The conclusion is devoted to the description of uncomplicated and complicated mourning and the difference between them. The following section extends the general concept of mourning to the personal experience of the death of a close person of the workers in helping professions in Hospice care who encountered the loss of a person before practicing the profession. The research part focuses mainly on their coping with the loss of a loved one, whether this experience influenced them for choosing a profession in hospice care and how this death affects their performance within their profession. The last part deals with the processing of a loss and the risks of an unprocessed loss.
Personality Traits of Students and Assistant Jobs
Konůpková, Olga ; Žáčková, Hana (advisor) ; Čedík, Miloslav (referee)
Diploma thesis ,,Personality Traits of Students and Assistant Jobs" The thesis deals with personality characteristics of students and professionals doing a job of a social service worker. The purpose was to find out whether professionals and students doing such job have necessary personality preconditions for their profession. The theoretical part describes personality preconditions required for this profession and, at the same time, warns of features that are unsuitable for it. It also includes information about pitfalls associated with this profession and methods of prevention and intervention that may help social service workers to cope with these pitfalls. Within the framework of the survey, answers to the asked questions demonstrated that students and professionals in this field don't have good preconditions for doing the job. Some of them seem to have been affected by a "syndrome of a helper" when choosing this profession. The conclusion of the thesis emphasises the importance of education, preventive programmes, self-experience training and supervision as prevention of pitfalls.
Work motivation in social services
HAMROVÁ, Alena
This bachelor thesis deals with motivation of workers in social services. The theoretical part is divided into three areas which always define the specific focus of motivation and through this division focuses on the general motivation, motivation in the working environment, which mainly interferes in the field of management, the needs of employees and motivation in social services. The practical part, which is devoted to specific motivation of workers, is based on the findings of the theoretical one. Within the quantitative research survey a questionnaire was created for workers in social services and social workers. It was answered by the employees of the Center for Social Services in Jindřichův Hradec which includes seniors' homes, sheltered housing, day and weekly care centers and a home for people with disabilities. Thanks to the data that the research shows, the main motives of direct care workers and workers whose work is mostly of an administrative nature were mapped and compared. The questionnaire also focused on the burnout syndrome and the helper syndrome which negatively affect the motivation and overall work performance of people in helping professions.
Personality Traits of Students and Assistant Jobs
Konůpková, Olga ; Žáčková, Hana (advisor) ; Čedík, Miloslav (referee)
Diploma thesis ,,Personality Traits of Students and Assistant Jobs" The thesis deals with personality characteristics of students and professionals doing a job of a social service worker. The purpose was to find out whether professionals and students doing such job have necessary personality preconditions for their profession. The theoretical part describes personality preconditions required for this profession and, at the same time, warns of features that are unsuitable for it. It also includes information about pitfalls associated with this profession and methods of prevention and intervention that may help social service workers to cope with these pitfalls. Within the framework of the survey, answers to the asked questions demonstrated that students and professionals in this field don't have good preconditions for doing the job. Some of them seem to have been affected by a "syndrome of a helper" when choosing this profession. The conclusion of the thesis emphasises the importance of education, preventive programmes, self-experience training and supervision as prevention of pitfalls.
Burn-out syndrom and its impact on workers of helping profession in the Church
Kamarýtová, Anna ; Žáčková, Hana (advisor) ; Stretti, Sylvie (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the topic of burnout syndrome and its impact on Church related community workers, in order to determine how much are these workers endangered, how to take care of these workers and whether their employers are familiar with the risks of burnout syndrome. The first chapters are devoted to the theoretical definition of burnout syndrome in the overall view on this issue, but also takes a closer look on Church related community workers in the helping profession in the Church. I'm trying to capture a fully describe the motivation for helping, factors leading to burnout syndrome, diagnosis, prevention and treatment. The final chapter and the whole practical part is devoted to the history and characteristics of the studied groups, which form the priests of the three largest churches in our country: Roman Catholic, Evangelical and Czechoslovak Hussite Church. This part is a quantitative research. To illustrate the work I decided to include three case studies that document the real life stories of burnout syndrome at different stages.
The motivation for the social work profession
KOŽURIKOVÁ, Magda
The thesis deals with the motivation that leads social workers to the choice of this profession. It refers mainly to the fact that the social work profession does not always act on the basis of pure motives, but sometimes its motives to help people can be not entirely correct. Despite this fact it cannot be said that such employee is unfit for social work. The crucial thing is to become aware of the source of the desire to help others and to learn to work with it. The theoretical part of the thesis should lead the readers who are involved in helping professions to think about what their motivation to be a social worker is and to use their knowledge for the benefit of their work and their clients. At the end of the theoretical part I deal with the burnout syndrome which may be caused by unresolved shady motives for a worker and also the question of the proper motivation and taking care of it. The practical part contains a study carried out by means of questionnaire, which was designed for social workers / social service workers in organizations if the Moravian-Silesian Region. It deals with the study of motivation (the motivation in choosing their profession, how the length of practice affects the motivation, the care of worker motivation in organizations, positive and negative motivation factors).
Psychohygiene of the staff of helping professions in some institutions providing social service in the region "Pelhřimov"
ŠUHÁJKOVÁ, Pavla
Mental hygiene is the discipline that deals with developing and maintaining mental healt and preventing mental disorders and illnesses. It is a system of scientifically elaborated measures and instructions that help maintain, improve and restore mental health. Assistant branches and sciences are generally and undoubtedlly regarded as very demanding. The staff must meet high demands and be ready at all times to help others sort out their problems and difficult life situation. To keep their mental balance, these staff members should follow the principles of mental hygiene. The target of the diploma thesis at hand is to find out how an assistant employee subjectively assesses his or her workload and if they know how to tackle it. The thesis also aims at exploring particular measures of mental hygiene through which the staff cope with the workload arising from thein work. Before the survey was carried out, three hypotheses were formulated: H1: The employees in assistant positions in facilities providing social services in Pelhřimov region are aware of the degree of their workload, H2: The employees in assistant positions are informed about how to deal with workload, H3: The employees in assistant positions eliminate the workload through active and passive elements of mental hygiene. To complete the research part of the thesis, the quantitative survey employed questioning as the method of data collection using questionnaires as the technique. The survey was carried out in all 16 facilities providing social services in Pehřimov region. The research sample consisted of 224 employees in assistant positions in the said facilities. The research confirmed all formulated hypotheses. The research result can be made available to managements of facilities providing social services in order to serve as a stimulus for finding a more active approach to solving the issue at hand. Furthermore, the thesis might serve as a source of important data related to mental hygiene that may be distributed to all staff in assistant positions as well as to those who are interested in this topic.

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