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The analysis of the economy in specific conditions of allowance organization and joint-stock company in Liberec Regional Hospital
Augustinová, Tereza ; Takáčová, Hana (advisor)
This theses deals with problems of regional hospitals transformation from the allowance organizations into the joint-stock companies .There are described reasons for this transfer and its effects, not only generally in the Czech Republic, but mainly in the specific case in Liberec Regional Hospital. The objective of this thesis is research the hypotesis, that in the monitored hospital was a significant improvement in management after transformation. This objective is achieved through financial analysis and analysis of output indicators for the period from 2005 to 2009, including the existence of hospital as a joint stock company and as a allowance organization.
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Simulation of hospital evacuation
Novák, Jakub ; Dlouhý, Martin (advisor) ; Sornas, Ladislav (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with security in the hospital enviroment. The work creates a new evacuation plan for large-monoblock Hospital for adults in FN Motol. Evacuation plan covers all activities of the announcement of evacuation after the removal of the last patient from the hospital. For developed evacuation plan at workcompiled four simulation models in SIMUL8. With these models, theevacuation plan and tested models provide a quantitative value, according to which it can better prepare for possible evacuation. This thesis has fulfilled its purpose -- was created functional evacuation plan, and simulation models provide additional information as to which should be ensured smoother running of the evacuation.
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Strategic Analysis of Jihlava Hospital
Kolman, Vojtěch ; Střítecký, Rudolf (advisor) ; Kandilaki, Daniela (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to formulate a strategic analysis of the Hospital Jihlava. The founder of the hospital is region Vysočina. This hospital provides comprehensive health services. The operating space is defined by region. The current competitors of this hospital are hospitals Trebic, Havlickuv Brod, Nove Mesto in Moravia, Pelhřimov and Hospital St. Zdislavy, Inc. The strengths of the hospital include its location, status of "regional" hospitals, complexity of services offered, rich history and uniqueness of certain resources. Among the weaknesses of the hospital include poor economic situation, bad strategy, ineffective management, administrative burden, lack of promotion, lack of motivation and poor awareness of employees. Based on the analysis will be proposed the recommendation at the end of this work.
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The Theory of Corporate Governance of Non-Profit Organizations” (on the example of the Czech hospitals)
Taranenko, Ol'ga ; Malý, Milan (advisor) ; Hučka, Miroslav (referee) ; Holcát, Martin (referee)
The dissertation thesis "The Theory of Corporate Governance of Non-Profit Organizations" (on the example of the Czech hospitals)" deals with the development of the theory of corporate governance within non-profit organizations. The main goal of the study was to contribute theories and methodologies of corporate governance within non-profit organizations with a focus on hospitals. The hospitals were chosen among medical facilities because they have different ownership structure, legal form and financing. Czech corporate governance practice within non-profit hospitals is analyzed in detail in this dissertation thesis. Based on the analyse of 192 hospitals existing in the Czech Republic, 78 non-for-profit hospitals were determined. The non-profit hospitals were further separated into eight groups, according to founder and legal form. The main characteristics of corporate governance such are ownership, board structure and the shareholders theory are examined within eight defined groups. A model of corporate governance valid for the Czech health care service sector was developed. The results of empirical research are stated in the conclusion of the thesis.
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The methods of hospital protection against terrorist attacks by biological weapons
JANDOVÁ, Miroslava
The aim of following work is to pass judgement on how the hospilals are ready to react to possible terrorist attack made with the help of biological materials. Evaluate available crisis management and ability to protect the hospitals and inhabitants from different kinds of terrorist attacks in Czech Republic. The point of this work is at least a bit clear up how biological materials are dangerous and how important is to be at least partly prepared for possible terrorist attack. My work explains term biological terrorism, what is its aim, ahat is the biological weapon, which biological materials can be used as a biological weapon and what kind of effect on humen being is has got. Then my work look on possibilities of terrorist attack and how the hospitals and IZS are prepared for this kind of thread. .
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Logistics in hospitals
SEVERINOVÁ, Monika
To select the topic of my thesis I chose the area of purchasing and supply, which is becoming an important strategic factor in the current market conditions. The basic need and time requirement is to minimize the cost, the resulting increased competitiveness of products and services and thus the prosperity of the enterprise. In the thesis I have focused on the supply system for a specific hospital, where the aim was to propose streamlining logistics and reducing costs. In the practical part is an analysis of the existing system of logistic processes in the hospital. The outcome of this work is the proposal to introduce changes in the store, the introduction of a new electronic system, the introduction of barcode EAN and using the logistics system linking warehouse and sales department. As a promising solution also consider linking stock information system NEOS in the Constitutional hospital pharmacy. In this work, I propose an additional logistics solutions that will help you achieve savings in the hospital. This is the introduction of outsourcing services such as maintenance, cleaning and laundry. Hospitals should also seek to reduce the number of existing suppliers, I propose to establish a form of cooperation with major suppliers and through the conclusion of strategic alliances and agreed quantity discounts for the collection of material. Very positively appreciate the introduction of the system Just-in-time supply hospitals. Recommend accreditation to the ISO, thereby achieving the improvement of hospital services and competitiveness in the market.
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The comparison of communication skills of nurses with a deathward client in hospitals and hospice homes.
ADAMCOVÁ, Lenka
This Bachelor's work examines nurses' skills in communicating with terminally ill patients in hospital and hospice facilities. The aim of this work is to present a detailed overview of the communication skills of nurses treating dying patients in hospital and hospice facilities as well as to identify what approaches nurses working in hospital and hospice facilities are not taking when treating terminally ill patients and to identify the specific issues that nurses must deal with when treating terminally ill patients in hospital facilities. A method of quantitative research was used to obtain findings for this Bachelor's work, and questionnaires were used to collect data. The addressed respondents were medical staff treating patients at the Central Military Hospital in Prague as well as at the St. Agnes of Bohemia Hospice in Červený Kostelec, the St. Lazarus Hospice in Plzeň and the Hospice on the Holy Little Hill in Olomouc. A total of 129 questionnaires were distributed, and only 33 were not returned. Therefore, 74% of the respondents did complete and return the questionnaires. However, 12 questionnaires were excluded for being incomplete. A total of 85 questionnaires, 66% of the original number of questionnaires distributed, were used to process the data. Therefore, the answers of 85 respondents were used for the research. Four hypotheses were established: 1. The methods and the level of communication of nurses caring for terminally ill patients are influenced by education and awareness {--} this was confirmed; 2. The process of caring for terminally ill patients depends on the conditions for providing comprehensive treatment care in hospital departments and in hospital facilities {--} this was confirmed; 3. Nurses in hospital facilities lack sufficient education for communication with terminally ill patients, and the conditions for providing comprehensive care are insufficient as well {--} this was confirmed; 4. Nurses in hospice facilities are familiar with communication techniques and regularly use them when accompanying dying patients {--} this was confirmed. The results of the research will be provided to employees in management positions in the examined hospital facilities and two hospices in order to improve the quality of the care provided to terminally ill patients.
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