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The social worker's role in the multidisciplinary hospice team
LIŠKOVÁ, Erika
The thesis deals with the position of a social worker in a multidisciplinary hospice team, and describes how the activity of a social worker in a hospice is unique, and how his work intersects with the activities of other members of the multidisciplinary hospice team. To clarify the assigned topic, palliative and hospice care and their forms are first described. It also describes social work in the hospice, which deals with the dying, family members and survivors, clarifies the role of a social worker in the hospice. The next part of the work focuses on multidisciplinary cooperation in the hospice. The theoretical knowledge presented in this work is supplemented by a particular example of teamwork of the home hospice of St. Markéta in Strakonice and the role of a social worker in it.
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The Experiences of Clients with Field Hospice Care
SVĚTLÍKOVÁ, Eliška
In this bachelor thesis I focus on the role of the social worker in field hospice care. In the theoretical part I deal with historical knowledge, description of the hospice care and with palliative care including multidisciplinary team. I deal with the characteristics of a social worker, his personal assumptions and competencies. I mention the supervision and the burnout syndrome which cannot be omited in this area. I also describe the form of the social work including the hospice care. This includes admission to service, accompaniment and a follow-up care for the survivors. In the empirical part of my bachelor thesis I deal with setting the gole and three research questions. The aim is to find out what role the social worker has in field hospice care. I used a quality research strategy for my thesis. The research was conducted in the sommer months of 2020 in six field hospices in the South Bohemian region. I used the technique of the semi-structured interview to map and collect the necessary information. I chose the open coding method to evaluate the data. As a result I got the conclusion that the addressed social workers in the field hospice care hold many functions. They are in charge of admissions agenda including examination in the patient´s natural enviroment. They support the caring family and the sick client, provide basic, professional and psychosocial counselling. They also focus on informing the users of the service. A social worker holds following functions: administrative worker, mediator, supporter, controller, educator.
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The motivation of employees in hospice care
PUDIVÍTROVÁ, Tereza
The bachelor thesis deals with the motivation of workers of helping professions, represented in the hospice, to perform the work. The theoretical part is divided into three chapters. The first chapter decribes motivation and motives. The second chapter describes the meaning of life, along with values, attitudes and goals. Third chapter focuses on the hospice and the multidisciplinary team. In the practical part there is one chapter that represents research. In the fourth chapter, the last chapter, I try to interpret the information that I have obtained through semi structured interviews with open questions with individual members of the multidisciplinary team. I focus on the motives that led direct care workers to choose hospice work. I also examine the views of workers on the meaning of life and possible changes in attitudes in personal life after the experience of working in a hospice facility.
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Family as a part of home hospice care
IHNATKOVÁ, Martina
This bachelor thesis deals with the issue of family carers who care for their loved ones dying in their own home environment. It considers the family as part of the home hospice care. My work tries to outline the importance of the family in the care of a dying member by means of knowledge from the literature and my own practice. The thesis is divided into three chapters. The first part describes the characteristics of palliative and hospice care with a focus on home care, its availability, funding and state support. The chapter also focuses on the work of a social worker in home hospice care and the ethical aspects of this care. The second chapter deals with death and dying and specifies dying and death at home (environment). The last chapter focuses on the family, which generally describes the importance of family care with the specifics it entails, including the burden placed on the family.
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Farewell to the dying as important ritual in lives of bereaved
JINDROVÁ, Renata
The bachelor thesis is a theoretical analysis of the process of parting with the dying / deceased and its influence on the survivors. The introduction describes the process of dying and death in terms of history and from the present perspective. The following chapter describes the basic forms of parting, as we can understand them in the context of death and dying. Next chapters are devoted to individual forms of palliative care and dying in hospital treatment or at home. Subsequently, the work deals with death itself, its influence on the survivors and the process of mourning. The final part describes the possibilities of social work and counselling for both the dying and the survivors.
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The job of a nurse in hospice care.
HERZOGOVÁ, Veronika
This bachelor thesis deals with hospice care and focuses on the work of a nurse in the field of hospice care. Hospice care is a comprehensive form of health, psychological and social care that is provided to all patients who suffer from an incurable disease or are in the terminal stage of the disease. Hospice care is closely related to palliative care, which focuses primarily on improving patients' lives and relieving pain. The aim of the bachelor thesis was to map the work of a nurse in the field of hospice care. The empirical part of the bachelor thesis was processed using a qualitative research survey. A semi-structured interview was chosen for the data collection technique. Interviews were conducted with nurses working in hospice facilities throughout the Czech Republic. The interviews revealed that working in a hospice facility is mentally and physically demanding for the nurses, because the hospices lack enough staff to provide quality care and staff. It turned out that doctors often delegate their work to nurses. The most frequently delegated work is the handling of the patient's estate, which is not within the competence of the nurse. Most nurses working in hospice facilities devote all their efforts to work and forget about their personal lives. Most nurses would not recommend working in a hospice facility to other nurses due to financial dissatisfaction and the complexity of this work. The achieved results of the qualitative research survey can serve as a study basis for students of the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences of the University of South Bohemia and can also help nurses who decide to choose a profession in a hospice facility.
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Age, Aging and Dying of People with Intellectual Disabilities
KLUZÁKOVÁ, Kristýna
In my bachelor thesis I deal with the issue of palliative care and intellectual disabilities. The aim of the work is to find out what experience palliative care workers have with people with mental disabilities and how they approach these clients. A partial goal of my bachelor's thesis is to find out how hospice service workers manage the psychological burden associated with their profession. The work is structured into two parts: theoretical and practical. In the theoretical part of the work in the first chapter I deal with the concepts of palliative and hospice care, it also contains the definition of concepts such as death, dying or human dignity. In the second chapter I describe mental disabilities and give its classification. In the last third chapter of the theoretical part of the work I deal with the issue of palliative care and intellectual disability. The practical part contains the stated goal of the research survey, methodology of re-search work and research questions. Qualitative research was chosen and the method of data collection is a semi-structured interview. A research file is also described here. Interpretation of qualitative data follows and research questions are answered. The research points to the small experience of palliative care workers with people with mental disabilities and the approach of hospice staff to clients with mental disabilities, which is mostly positive, but due to their insufficient readiness for clients with mental disabilities, work with these clients is problematic. The theoretical part of the work can be used by students of pedagogical or social disci-plines. The practical part of the work will inform about the possibilities of people with mental disabilities to use the hospice service.
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The problems involved dying and hospice care
GRILLOVÁ, Dagmar
The work is focused upon broad issues concerning dying, death and care of individuals in last stages of life - the dying people. The first section denotes science which concerns itself with all death related phenomenons. The second part introduces palliative care which is the mainstream in hospice care homes. It also describes several stages which humans go through before the actual death. The third and most extended chapter is focused on hospice care.
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