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Self-defense for medical staff
JANŮ, Dominik
The bachelor's thesis Self-Defense for medical staff deals with an attack on medical staff and the readiness of medical staff for this attack. The theoretical part is focused on the basic definitions of self-defense, its classification and legal aspects. The research part of the bachelor's thesis detects the frequency of attacks on medical staff, their verbal and physical resolutions of conflict situations, experience with self-defense and means of self-defense. It also explore the ability of healthcare professionals to prevent conflict situations and examines the efforts to increas knowledge about self-defense and communication with aggressive patients.
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The role of nurses in the care of patients with violent behavior.
FIŠEROVÁ, Andrea
: Goal of the investigation is to find out what are the nurses in the care of patients with violent behavior. The second objective is to find out what skills nurses must be in preventing violence. The aim is to find out how the nurses, before it is attacked.: The empirical part of the thesis was used qualitative method of investigation. The data collection was carried out through in-depth interviews. The data has been rewritten and coded to specific categories and subcategories. The file of a total of 14, internal, gastroenterologického, trauma and surgery, intensive care units and gastroenterologii internally in an unnamed district hospital in South Bohemian Region.Research objectives have been identified and described the investigation in results.The investigation on the basis of research, which has shown that the general be interested in either a course or seminar on violence in health is my recommendation for the practice plan a conference.
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The level of knowledge and use of self-defense paramedic during attack
PANOUŠEK, Martin
The modern day brings with it many risks for paramedics in the form of higher agression from the side of people they interact with. More and more often, members of rescue teams are encountering verbal and physical abuse from the side of patients and their relatives. The frequence of treating people intoxicated with alcohol or other narcotics, which makes them dangerous for the paramedics, is rising. Therefore, situations for which the paramedics weren't trained or sufficiently geared are occuring. In the theoretical part of this paper i am talking about problems with agression in a pre-hospital care, mainly with how it manifests, the reason why and the types of it. Because the verbal abuse was voted by participants as the most common, i decided to devote a part of the theoretical paper to the ways how to properly communicate with an agressive person. Then i include a few marginal information about self-defence and rules for tactful self-defence. Because paramedics are completely unequipped for physical attack, i talk about this problem from the technical, physical and legal side. I am gathering data for the research part of the paper from paramedics through series of half-structured interviews. I study how they act in times of crisis such as when they are attacked. I also mention what level of knowledge of self-defence there paramedics possess and if they use some techniques from it. The result of my paper is pointing out that the paramedics aren't at a level of self-defence when they can effectively protect themselves from harm during an actual physical attack. A police department of Czech Republic is absolutely necessary for ZSS squads for dealing with these situations. The research showed, that the training in self-defence and cooperation with PČR ideally once per year would be greatly appreciated by most of the paramedics, and from my opinion it would be great way to deal with situations that can occur in the future.
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Level of legal defence of a paramedic in practice
CUPER, Tomáš
Members of the ambulance teams of Emergency Medical Services are increasingly becoming victims of assaults by patients, their close relatives or passers-by. Many of them does not end with only verbal threat or insult, but also with direct physical confrontations that affect not only the quality of pre-hospital care provided, but also the physical and psychological state of the crew members. On the contemporary risk of reprisal attacks aren't members of the Emergency Medical Service adequately prepared, equipped and mainly protected by law. Emergency Medical Service occupies a specific position with respect to powers and duties, which means to the level of legal protection in the same position as the basic components of the integrated rescue system. The theoretical part deals with the current level of legal protection of paramedic in practice. The beginning of work briefly defines and characterizes pre-hospital emergency care, which is the subject of daily activities of Emergency Medical Services. The analysis of laws listed the competencies of paramedic, then analysis of rights and obligations during the provision of pre-hospital care, but also offered a view of the recent changes in the legal protection or outlined the legal inequalities in Integrated Rescue System. The work also defined the risks of field emergency work and causes of aggression, which is causing attacks. The theoretical part is closed by chapter dealing with the consequences of the attacks themselves, which are taking their toll on the quality of pre-hospital care and the physical and mental state of paramedics. Introduction of practical part is dedicated to the processed statistical surveys. For the verification of research questions and for meeting the objective of this thesis was done supporting statistical surveys in order to determine the frequency of attack of paramedics in the individual regional emergency medical services in the period from 2010 to 2014, i.e. since amendment of the Criminal Code, which changed legal protection of paramedics. The aim is to evaluate the legal protection of paramedics in providing pre-hospital care and propose measures to improve its protection. The chosen research question determines what resources can be used to enhance the protection of paramedics For the practical part of the work was used the Region of South Bohemian, which was used for the qualitative method of data collection using structured interviews and subsequent analysis of data. Data collection was done through structured interviews and the sample consisted of 10-attackedparamedics in all regional centres of Emergency Medical Services in Region of South Bohemia in České Budějovice, Český Krumlov, Jindřichův Hradec, Písek, Prachatice, Strakonice and Tábor. As the respondents' answers fixation method was used audio recording, followed by transcription of the audio into written form. By summarizing data obtained from structured interviews was carried The SWOT analysis based on the comparison of the internal and external environment in order to evaluate the legal protection in practice. From the percentages of the individual areas of the SWOT analysis has been chosen, for the needs of the work, WO strategy, which is aimed at eliminating weaknesses using the opportunities. From the apparent results of the level of legal protection, which is also demonstrated by the worsening prognosis of processed survey in the practical part from which is monitored an increase of attacks were in response suggested means to increase the legal protection of paramedics, which aim to minimize attacks on outreach EMS crew.
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Proposal and Verification of an Educational Self-defence Programme for Women
VOPÁTEK, Jan
There is a huge expansion of education specialized in martial arts in sport clubs, fitness centres and extra-curricular activities. It is necessary to discover new ways of getting martial arts more popular to raise children?s and youth?s interest in physical education and sport. Gaining knowledge about martial arts and their contribution to human kind gives us other possibilities of fulfilling free time which helps to eliminate the unwanted society-wide negative agents in the youth educational system. Proposal and verification of an educational self-defence programme ? applying the knowledge of Eastern martial arts, personality psychology and didactics of teaching martial arts. Recording video ? multimedia elaboration as a methodical tool for self-defence instructors and psychical education and sport teachers.
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