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Working Conditions of the Staff in Social Centres for Seniors
UŠIAKOVÁ, Dagmar
With life expactancy continuing to rise, more and more clients of social services are seniors. The quality od the care provided is closely associated with professional and pleasant staff attitude to clients. Senior social care is a highly demanding job for all workers taking care of clients´ well-being. This thesis is focused on working conditions in senior services facilities and their impact on staff job performance which affects directly clients´ perception of the care. The study was carried out in various facilities of the Pilsen region provided social services to seniors, e.g. senior homes, daily stationaries, day care centers, personal assistance, social welfare institutions, assisted living, rehabilitation facilities, residential long-term care, emergency assistance, social therapeutic activities for seniors and disabled and weekly stationaries. The work is aimed at identification of the moments which significantly affect working conditions. It studies which of them are accepted positively and which make job performance more difficult or even impossible to complete. To collect the data of the survey, the questionnaires were used. While 180 questionnnaires were distributed, only 134 of them were given back which means 74% return rate. The questions were focused on differences of working conditions between residence and field social workers, and the impact of further education and changes resulted from introducing quality standards for social care. The findings of the study will help identify and gradually improve working conditions of social care staff.
Community Care Senior Service Development in the Regional Charity Organization in Sušice in 2002-2006
BRUZLOVÁ, Ivana
My bachelor treatise deals with factors that will influence offering social services to seniors in future. One of the factors is the attitude of the society towards seniors, another one is readiness and ability of families to give care to their relatives. The last mentioned factor is the state support of creating acceptable conditions for the development of community care senior service. In the conclusion of my treatise I have described the development of community care senior service in the Regional Charity Organisation in Sušice in 2002-2006 as well as contributing affects.

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