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Comparison of Costs for Treatment of Proximal Femoral Fractures
Železo, Eduard ; Lešetický, Ondřej (advisor) ; Mlčák, Jan (referee)
Due to the demographic development osteopoorosis is an increasing serious medical and economical problem today in developed industrial countries including Czech republic. Fractures of the proximal femur in the elderly are one of the manifestations of the illness. Within the context of the pharmacological prevention we must consider carefully its contribution in comparison with costs of the fracture treatment in the hospital. This graduation theses deals with evaluation of expenses on the surgical treatment of these fractures and expenses on the pharmacological prevention using Fosamax. This comparison is made in economic situation in Czech republic in the end of the first decade of 21. century
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Public Opinion on Methods of Treatment Used at Psychiatric Wards
FILLEROVÁ, Markéta
The thesis deals with up-to-date subject of medical treatment of mental disorders. The work is divided into a theoretical and a practical part. The theoretical part involves explanation of terms such as mental health, mental disorder and also includes classification of mental disorders. There are chapters devoted to mental illness as a social problem, to stigmatization and to the legal issue of people affected with mental illness in the thesis. History of psychiatric treatment and its development are briefly mentioned here and also some important methods used to treat the mentally ill at present. The empirical part is devoted to a quantitative research by means of a questionnaire inquiry. The main objective of the survey was to find out, what is the public opinion on methods of medical treatment applied at psychiatric wards. In this part the obtained data are analyzed and the hypotheses are checked. Evaluation of most of the questions is demonstrated graphically. The conclusion of the thesis involves my opinion on this issue and summary of the research results.
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The personal motives of people to search for unconventional ways of treatment
LEFNEROVÁ, Ivana
In my bachelor thesis, I focused on searching for possible motives of people looking for the unconventional ways of the treatment. The aim of the study was to map these reasons, to find out why these people feel the need to amend the classical medicine or to completely divert away from it. The thesis has been divided into a theoretical and a research part. In the theoretical part, I deal with the scientific medicine, its history, successes, but also difficulties. Moreover, I describe some of the principles of the unconventional treatment methods and their reasons of existence, according to various authors. In the research part, the participating respondents are briefly characterized and their motives to search for unconventional treatment modalities are described. The selection of the research sample was carried out among the clients and therapists of alternative medicine using the ``snowballing{\crqq} method. To obtain the necessary data, the method of qualitative research, namely a semi-structured questionnaire method, was used. The obtained data were processed using the qualitative analysis. The outcome of the analysis of the responses is determination of the motives that people have to search for unconventional ways of treatment. Some of the reasons were identical among clients and therapists {--} ineffectiveness of the classical medicine, inconvenient pharmacotherapy, searching for the holistic approach, active attitude towards one{\crq}s health, searching for responsibility to oneself, unsatisfactory doctor-patient relationship, free choice of a method as well as a therapist. The results of the thesis might represent a resource for another, deeper investigation of this issue, e.g. in the field of disease prevention or when investigating the unconventional methods or the impact of belief on the treatment process, etc. Some of the motives resulting from the research might be inspiring for the whole medical system {--} improvement of the doctor-patient relationship, holistic approach towards the patients, reduction of pharmacotherapy.
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