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Levels of care for patients with Dementia in various medical facilities
Švarcová, Radka ; Chloubová, Helena (advisor) ; Hošťálková, Monika (referee)
Abstarct (v angličtině) This Thesis "Levels of care for patients with Dementia in various medical facilities" is about the care of patients with Alzheimer's disease and Senile dementia. Aim of the Thesis is to find the differences between state and private institutes.Thesis deals with the issue of Alzheimer's disease (AD) and Senile dementia (SD) and describes care in these institutions. It is focused on nursing staff care and friendly relationship with patients and an emphasis on creating a family environment, suitable communication and activation methods. In the research part of Thesis attempts to map the specialised institutes of AD and SD in the Central Bohemian region. At the same time we find the method of interview and observation of care options for patients with AD and SD. From research resulted better level of care in terms of relationship with patients and family environment, in the state institutions because of a greater number of nursing staff on the number of patients. Communication and family environment is not enough to create in the large institutes, rather focused on the mode of care.
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Maintaining dignity for patients in coma at ARO, ICU
Horáková, Eva ; Chloubová, Helena (advisor) ; Herbrichová, Andrea (referee)
This thesis deals with the saturation of the needs of patients in coma. The challenge was to find not only theoretical knowledge of respondents about the needs of man, but especially the higher saturation of psychosocial needs. Work deals with cultural, ethnic and religious diversity of patients and their influence on the patient's dignity. Especially in the health care problems and terminal care. It focuses on the most frequent nursing interventions, which cause disruption of intimacy and thus the stage and dying. In the research part, we try to confirm the objectives and hypotheses using quantitative research methods questionnaire. Quantitative results following qualitative research using observation of randomly selected nurses. From the research showed that nurses do not have sufficient theoretical knowledge of the theory of human needs, and therefore very rarely saturate other than physiological needs. Dignity of a sick person is impaired primarily in health care. Communication not only with the patient, but family is poor and annoying the nurses.
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