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Competence Design of Addiction Studies Pregraduates
Vondrová, Anna ; Lososová, Amalie (advisor) ; Libra, Jiří (referee)
IN ENG Name of thesis: Competence Design of Addiction Studies Pregraduates Background: The study program addictology is an interdisciplinary field dealing with treatment and prevention of addictions and addictive behavior. The field of addictology is still looking for its position, helpful could be creating a document defining competencies of this profession that would bring transparency in practice and in the context of other related disciplines. The design of competencies of a pregraduate student of addictology can serve as a basis for defining professional competencies. Aims: The aim of the thesis is to create a design of competencies of the pregraduate of the study program addictology. Partial goals are the creation of a proposal for the formulation of learning outcomes and the comparison of the acquired competency design with the foreign formulation of competencies of the workers in addictological services. Methods: The research file consists of the accreditation files of the pregraduate degree of addictology study program and information about the subjects taught in the Charles University Study Information System which were subjected to the content analysis and the Q-RAM project methodology was used to formulate the learning outcomes (knowledge, skills, general competencies), these were...
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"The experience of alcohol-addicted clients after institutional treatment"
Andělová, Magdalena ; Libra, Jiří (advisor) ; Vacek, Jaroslav (referee)
Bases: In institutional care, the clients are taken out of their natural ambient. In safe institutional ambience, the abstinence is easier. During the institutional treatment, the client should get new overview of his addiction, enforce his decision for a change and reevaluate his lifestyle. The clients often return back to their unsatisfying living conditions. The addiction influences all domains of human existence, therefore it is important that clients get the care in accordance with their needs during and after the institutional treatment. Aims: The main aim of this thesis is to find how the alcohol addicted clients, the clients repetitively hospitalized for the relapses, lived through the retrieve into the normal life after the institutional treatment. The other aim is to find usual problems that arise after the treatment and reasons for the relapse. Moreover, the question is what the experience with the aftercare care is and what is the main support on their way to recovery. I have focused on the period between the first and the last treatment. The principal research questions: Which factors influenced the relapse of the clients? Other research questions: What are the experiences with the aftercare programs? Which factors do the clients feel as supporting on their way to recovery?...
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Analysis of the issue of supervision from supervisors point of view
Petrlíková, Eva ; Matoušek, Petr (advisor) ; Libra, Jiří (referee)
Background: Background: Supervision is one of the important tools to help people working in assisting professions. There are many literature on this subject, but it is a problem to find a clear specification of the notion of supervision where its limits go. For a person who does not know the supervisor, it is also good practice to know practical lessons for a better idea of how a supervisor really works. On the contrary, one who knows the supervisor might wish to extend his / her knowledge and compare it with his / her experience. Objectives: The main objective of the research was to provide theoretically available information on the concept of supervision and to compare this knowledge with experiences of supervisor. Another goal was to find out what they think they are supervising supervisors, how they think they are perceived, how they can be useful, and if at all. Finally, the third objective was to find out what viewers have on the current course of supervision. Methodology: The thesis was divided into the theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part completes the practical part and vice versa. In this qualitative research, semi- standardized rohovory was used. The sample was composed of 4 supervisors - three of the adiktological practice and one of the supervisor's practice in social...
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Relapse, models of relapse, prevence of relapse ( case report )
Smetanová, Simona ; Libra, Jiří (advisor) ; Kuda, Aleš (referee)
OF BACHELOR THESIS Relapse, models of relapse, prevence of relapse (case report) Keywords: relapse - prevence of relapse - models of relapse - risk factors - client The aim of this paper is mapping of relapses in a broader sense. Start from a wider concept of dependence to its definitions and characters. In theoretical part I deal with the definition of basic concepts, lapses, relapses, recidivism, according to of a several authors. I also mention the possible causes of relapse, such as risk factors or triggers, which increase the risk of relapse and can therefore be risky for clients and how important they are to talk about such situations. The last theoretical part devoted to the prevention of relapse include selected models of relapse prevention and selected techniques according to Geri Miller. The empirical part of my work continues with use of the PR models. Practical part is casuistic work, the qualitative research project of one client who has encountered a relapse in the past and several times in his past treatments. I met the client in the therapeutic community, where he had lived for some time and tried to move to the third phase in my presence. The aim of this practical part of this thesis is to present on a specific case the risk situation that preceded its relapses. Using theoretical...
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The implementions of case management in addictological servises in the Czech Republic
Kostrábová, Mária ; Libra, Jiří (advisor) ; Matoušek, Petr (referee)
This bachelor thesis discusses the use of case management in addictology services and its applicability in Czech Republic. The main goal of the thesis is to study the application of case management in selected services. The thesis consists of two parts, which includes history of case management, basic characteristics of the case management models and the principles of effective case management by Rapp, and processing and evaluation of data collected during individual half-structuralized interviews with members of service providers respectively. Interviews aren't part of the thesis. The pieces of information are processed based on comparison of the principles of effective case management. Outcomes of this work cannot be transferred to any other service providers, because researched service providers created individualized processes. The use of case management in Czech Republic is not completely settled and does not have stable foundations in medical practice yet.
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The client and his therapeutic continuum journey - extended casuistry study
Mádlová, Adéla ; Libra, Jiří (advisor) ; Pavlovská, Amalie (referee)
Background: The Kazuistic study focuses, besides the individual's client's fate, also on the successions that accompanied the client on his path through the therapeutic continuum. Client's subjective evaluation of their actual path through services gives us option to look at the issue of matching, from another angle. Matching or matching needs with the appropriate type of care for an individual client is a current issue, not only in addictology services, therefore is desirable to focus further on this topic. Targets: The core of the final bachelor thesis is a casuistic study that includes elaboration of respondents subjective evaluations with the intention to examine problematics of matching needs in individual addictological services. Research group: Four respondents, men, around the same age, with permanent residence in various places of the Czech Republic participated in the data collection. All respondents were in an unnamed prison in a specialized department for convicts with a behavioral disorder caused by the use of narcotics and psychotropic substances. Respondents were selected randomly for the purpose of diversity in undergoing treatments. Methodology: The practical part of the final bachelor's thesis was implemented with the contribution of a partially controlled interview, with...
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Substance use among students of addictology
Kubičová, Lucie ; Vacek, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Libra, Jiří (referee)
Addictology is a multidisciplinary field of addictive behavior. The theme of my thesis is the effort to find a possible connection between the selection of the given field and the use of addictive substances by the students of addictology or by someone in their immediate vicinity. The final thesis from previous years show that addictology students have a higher prevalence of alcohol consumption than general medicine students and dental students, and that more than half of all students in the Bachelor's cycle study smoking tobacco. The aim of this research study is to determine the extent of addictive behavior among students of addictology and then to compare it with students of other university disciplines. I suppose that the extent of addictive behavior will be higher among students of addictology than students of other university disciplines. The data was obtained through an anonymous electronic questionnaire filled out by 220 students of different schools and subjects. A survey sample of respondents was divided into an experimental group of addictology students and a control group of students of other higher education disciplines. At the statistical level of significance, I have succeeded in verifying the hypothesis that addictology students have a higher degree in their immediate vicinity of a...
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