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A child with a disability in the process of arranging foster care
Sojková, Anna ; Hejnová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Pazlarová, Hana (referee)
This bachelor thesis discusses the matter of children with disabilities going through the process of substitute family care. The first theoretical part describes the different types of disabilities and the specific needs of children with disabilities in the substitute family. It also summarises the process of placing children into the substitute family care and outlines the key principles of institutional facilities. The aim of the second, empirical part of this thesis, is to compare the experiences of social workers in institutional care with placing the children with disabilities into the substitute family care.
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The comparison of Norwegian and Czech structure of the concept of "good parenting" by foster care social workers
Roučová, Kateřina ; Matoušek, Oldřich (advisor) ; Hejnová, Kateřina (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with sufficiently good parenthood from the perspective of social workers in the department of social and legal protection of children in the Czech Republic and Norway. The theoretical part deals with good parenting, social and legal protection of children and its institutions in the context of both countries, and with national and international legislative bases important for understanding the differences in the perception of respondents of both countries at this level. The research part focuses on the differences in the perception of sufficiently good parenthood by the respondents of the Czech Republic and Norway. Differences in respondents' views on individual areas of parenthood and in the concept of family law relationships from the perspective of the best interests of the child were mapped in a mixed study that combined quantitative and qualitative methodology. The quantitative data obtained in the first research study were processed by categorical data analysis, descriptive and correlation analysis. To solve the second research study, content analysis was used for qualitative data. The research offers a view only on the comparison of respondents' perceptions. The results of the first research study cannot be applied to the entire population of social workers in...
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Approach of Child Protection Services to Addressing Parental Conflicts
Hejnová, Kateřina ; Matoušek, Oldřich (advisor) ; Navrátil, Pavel (referee) ; Kuchařová, Věra (referee)
Child protection is one of the most demanding fields of social protection and requires comprehensive solutions which have a major impact on the lives of children and their families. It also includes the agenda of parental conflicts and related child custody proceedings. The thesis deals with the practice of child protection social workers at the municipal authorities with extended powers in the Czech Republic in solving parental disputes. The theoretical part introduces legal, educational and competence framework of child protection and sets it into the context of specific aspects and pitfalls associated with the profession and approach of child protection social workers to solving parental conflicts. It also provides recommendations on how to solve parental conflicts followed by a case study of child protection department at the Prague 8 Municipality District Authority. It identifies attributes of best practice that contribute to the best interests of the child, including participation of families, multidisciplinary cooperation, transparency of processes and neutrality, professionalism and reflexivity of child protection social workers. The empirical part focuses on the understanding of working conditions and attitudes of child protection social workers at the municipal authorities with extended...
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The Systems of Social and Legal Protection of Children in the Czech Republic and Norway
Hauptová, Veronika ; Pazlarová, Hana (advisor) ; Hejnová, Kateřina (referee)
This thesis is focuses on the international perception of the system of social and legal protection of children, more precisely, I focused on the system of social and legal protection of children in the Czech Republic and findings enrich about the comparison of the child protection system in Norway. I choose this topic because I had the opportunity to live and study for several months on my study stay in Norway, so I was bold to use this opportunity to describe and to compare for us and especially for the lay public the controversial child protection system in Norway towards the CZ. As has already been shown, my main objective will be to describe and compare the two social protection systems mentioned above, her overall approach and the perception of the child and the family. The partial goals will then assess the performance and differences of the individual systems, the definition of approaches, methods and possibilities of working with families and especially with the child, while also focusing on the country's legislative arrangements, the competencies of staff at child protection bodies, cooperation with other authorities, or other factors influencing the current form of child protection. In my research, I will use qualitative research methods. The information will be acquired mainly by...
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Percepce prostoru a aplikace pocitových map na území města Milevska
HEJNOVÁ, Kateřina
The main subject-matter of the bachelor thesis are emotional maps and their application on the territory of the city Milevsko. The construction of the emotional maps and their analysis form the second part of this thesis which is preceded by the definition of possible views on the perception of space and the factors influencing perception and movement in space. Another part of the qualification work is the definition of the formation of emotional maps and the possibility of their application not only in the territory of the Czech Republic. The created emotional maps, like many others, could become the basis for the development of the monitored territory, where the general public has the potential to influence the development itself.
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Psychological adaptation demands to oncological diagnosis of cervival cancer: quality of life and posttraumatic growth in the phase of disease remission
Hejnová, Kateřina ; Loneková, Katarína (referee) ; Hrachovinová, Tamara (referee)
The presented thesis deals with psychological demands and specific factors of the adaptation to the oncological diagnosis "cervical cancer." The focus is on quality of life and posstraumatic growth of patients in the phase of disease remission. The theoretical part first introduces specifics of cervical cancer with consideration of patients' experience and then provides the issue of coping with the oncological disease in terms of coping and defense mechanisms. Then it elaborates the psychological adaptation to cancer disease with focus on other aspects linked to society, patients and disease altogether with problems in coping with oncological diagnosis. The theoretical part of the study is concluded with the description of demands and patients' experience in each clinical stage of the disease. The chapter of disease remis;sion is focused on theoretical background of life quality and posttraumatic growth concepts including an overview of tools for quantitative evaluation. The empirical part describes supporting psychological and other aspects, which help women to cope with cervical cancer. It also pays attention to the change of these aspects and needs with regard to clinical stage of the disease (treatment, remission and relapse) and specific demographic data (age, children, size of residence,...
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Psychological aspects of coping with a serious somatic disease: women diagnosed with cervical cancer
Hejnová, Kateřina ; Loneková, Katarína (advisor) ; Hrachovinová, Tamara (referee)
The diploma thesis "Psychological aspects of coping with a serious somatic disease: women diagnosed with cervical cancer" deals with psychological demands of the adaptation to the oncological disease with focus on specifics of the cervical cancer diagnosis. The theoretical part first introduces specifics of cervical cancer with consideration of patients' experience and then provides the issue of coping with the oncological disease in terms of coping and defense mechanisms. Then it elaborates the psychological adaptation to cancer disease with focus on other aspects linked to society, patients and disease altogether with problems in coping with oncological diagnosis. The theoretical part of the study is concluded with the description of demands and patients' experience in each clinical stage of the disease. The empirical part describes supporting psychological and other aspects, which help women to cope with cervical cancer. It also pays attention to the change of these aspects and needs with regard to clinical stage of the disease (treatment, remission and relapse) and specific demographic data (age, children, size of residence, partnership). It is also focused on those of supporting aspects, which are appreciated or missed by the patients within the treating team (doctors and other medical staff)....
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