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The implementation of the International Health Regulations (2005) in the Czech Republic
ĎURIŠOVÁ, Markéta
This diploma thesis on the theme:"The implementation of the International Health Regulations, 2005 in Czech Republic.", is divided into theoretical and practical part.The theoretical part focuses on the International Health Regulations 2005 capacity required, and the measures proposed in the Czech Republic. It describes the history of the International Health Regulations and the implementation of International Health Regulations 2005, in Czech Republic.I also deal, in this part of thesis, about highly contagious diseases.Data processing research for this study was collected in the district of Český Krumlov. The research was conducted by a qualitative method.The sample consisted of 8 respondents.The aim of the study was to determine whether practitioners know how to proceed in case of a patient with a highly contagious disease in their office.This diploma thesis could serve as a source of information, whether the Czech Republic meet the requirements formulated by the World Health Organization in the International Health Regulations 2005.
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Nursing Home
Flousek, David ; Klímek, Karel (referee) ; Čuprová, Danuše (advisor)
Theme of the master’s thesis is new building of nursing home that will serve residents of the town Hronov and its closer surroundings. The building is brick and the roof is designed as a horizontal. The building consists of a basement and three floors. Plot is situated in a slightly sloping terrain. It is an object of Housing and accommodation. On the 1st floor there is general practitioner, hairdressing and pedicure that serve the public. The building is designed with regard to persons with reduced mobility. There is a parking place next to building.
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In-home visiting service as part of responsibilities of nurse working in general practitioners office
ŠUPLEROVÁ, Michaela
A significant benefit of the nurse?s visits in patient?s home is mainly the regard for patient?s private space. The patients recover better in home conditions than in hospitals or other social facilities. They are provided with individual care according to their specific needs. The economic factor is also important. The bachelor?s thesis focuses on the extent and benefits of nurse?s visits in a patient?s home and on findings expressing how the patients are satisfied with the services. The questions included in the survey are as follows: What is the extent of the service? Does the attendance in patients? homes mean any contribution for nurses working in the GP?s surgery and for the patients using these services? The research conducted for this thesis shows that the nurses employed in the GP?s surgery for adults who regularly visit their patients are familiar with the entire health documentation of the patients and their families, as well as their social conditions. This is why the care is more effective. Another important factor is a faster sequence of nursing and the following medical care. The patients know the nurse well, they trust her and thus they are usually more open towards her. The research also proves that the patients would prefer more visits of the nurses from their GP?s surgery even during the weekend. They find it discouraging that they are attended by the well-known nurse on weekdays, whereas at the weekend the care is provided by unknown nurses from home care agencies. Another important issue encompasses the demographic differences within the district of the GP for adults, the number of registered patients and the number of nurses employed in the GP?s surgery. The nurses are thus much busier and satisfy mainly the physiological needs of the patients whereas the spiritual needs are neglected. The practical output of the thesis is an information leaflet providing the patients with important facts on the visiting nurse service and its availability.
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Primary care nurses experience with wound treatment
ČEJKOVÁ, Jana
In this work study ``Experiences of nurses of primary care with wounds healing{\crqq} there are two main relevant questions {--} primary care of patients and wounds healing. Process of wounds healing has been for many years in significant attention of some medical branches. According to this interest many useful studies, discoveries and researches have been done. Wounds healing is not according to only affected locality, but also to the whole organism, immune system, metabolism, nourishment and many other aspects referential to this question. Patients with wounds can have more comfortable health care due to interests for tissue defects. However lots of experts try to implement new methods of wounds healing, majority of clients meet still the out of date therapies. Some kinds of primary health care have been used for a long time, other ones used to be used a long time ago and now are again renovating. All providers of primary health care are under capacity, financial and legislative pressure and so are not able to provide this health care in full extent. The aim of this study was to find ``Experiences of nurses of primary care with different materials for wounds healing{\crqq}. For this aim the hypothesis ``Nurses of primary care have not enough experiences with modern methods of wounds healing{\crqq} was settled. The second aim was ``To discover the interests of nurses of primary care for new experiences of wounds healing{\crqq}. This aim was encouraged by hypothesis ``Nurses have interests about new experiences of wounds healing{\crqq}. The information needed for this research were taken by questionnaires given to nurses working by general practitioners in České Budějovice and Benešov. Answers of 50 nurses were used for data processing. The hypothesis that nurses do not have enough experiences with wounds healing was confirmed. The second hypothesis was also confirmed. My work study could be useful for nurses of primary health care as summary of actual situation and so could improve the health care for clients.
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