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Social work with the child, in the divorce proceedings of the parents, from the point of view of OSPOD
CINKLOVÁ, Kristýna
The final thesis deals with the issue of "Social work with the child in the divorce proceedings of the parents from the point of view of OSPOD". After defining basic concepts such as family, marriage, divorce and social work with a minor child, the types of divorce proceedings and the role of the minor child in this process are specified here. What is decisive here is the approximation of social work with the child in the divorce proceedings of the parents, especially from the point of view of the position of the social worker at OSPOD. This also includes the introduction of individual techniques and methods that a social worker can use in his position. Part of the thesis is the presentation of the conducted qualitative research in the form of a semi-structured interview with social workers at the OSPOD, who carry out collision guardianship of minor children in the divorce proceedings of the parents. The research focuses on the evaluation of methodological recommendations in relation to practice, as far as they are beneficial for improving the quality of practice.
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Ethical Dilemmas Of Social Workers When Working With Clients Who Provide Sexual Services
KOCHLŐFLOVÁ, Monika
The aim of my diploma thesis is to formulate ethical dilemmas that social workers solve when working with sex workers and to analyze the most frequently mentioned dilemmas. The task of this diploma thesis is to describe and summarize ethical dilemmas. The collection of information was based on four semi-structured interviews with social workers. The work is divided into six chapters, in which I describe the target group, social work and its specifics with this target group. Other chapters are devoted to social work with sex workers, the role of the social worker and research methodology. The next chapter deals with the ethics of social work and the most common dilemmas of social workers. At the end of the work there is an analysis of the ethical dilemma of social work in the time of Covid from the perspective of the ethical theory of deontology and utilitarianism.
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Ethical aspects of social work with problem children and youth from the perspective of the curator for children and youth OSPOD of the Karlovy Vary region
JUŘÍKOVÁ, Marcela
The diploma thesis deals with the ethical aspects of social work in performing the profession of social guardianship for children and youth. The curator for children and youth works with at-risk children who show problematic behavior and the need to solve their life situation. The work contains not only the definition of basic concepts related to the topic of the work, but also the possibility of solving ethically challenging situations through social work and ethics. The aim of the work is to find out and describe the ethical issues that the curators of the Karlovy Vary Region deal with in their profession. The diploma thesis also deals with their attitude and opinions towards working with problem children. The identification of ethical aspects, attitudes and opinions of curators was carried out with the help of qualitative research.
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Fulfillment of the minimum standard of the association of educators in social work in the topic of ethics at selected universities
KUPKOVÁ, Karolína Anastázie
The master's thesis focuses on the topic of fulfilling the Minimum standard of the ASVSP in the area of ethics, specifically the analysis and verification of the effect of teaching on graduates, to determine whether the curriculum leads to successful application of knowledge and skills in practice. It is divided into 4 chapters. The first chapter introduces the characteristics of social work and the social worker. The aim of this chapter is to define social work, characterize the social worker, present the prerequisites of the social worker, and their moral profile. It also highlights the difference between professional and non-professional assistance. The second chapter deals with education in social work. This chapter presents the necessary professional knowledge and the education of social workers, along with its objectives. The chapter also addresses the adequacy of education and emphasizes the importance and intention of the ASVSP. The third chapter focuses on the ethical dimension of social work. Topics covered in this chapter include: ethics as an integral part of social work, ethical codes, education in the field of ethics in the context of social work, as well as the Minimum standard of the ASVSP in the dimension of ethics. It discusses education at the faculty of Theology, University of South Bohemia, in the bachelor's program of Social and Charitable Work. The final chapter presents the research investigation, which was conducted through semi-structured interviews. The aim was to ascertain whether the Faculty of Theology of the University of South Bohemia meets the Minimum Standard of the Association of Social Work Educators regarding the topic of ethics, specifically the analysis and verification of the effect of teaching on graduates, to determine whether the curriculum leads to successful application of knowledge and skills in practice.
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Ethical dilemmas of social workers in elderly residential services
BUREŠOVÁ, Andrea
The thesis focuses on the issue of ethical dilemmas faced by social worker when working with seniors in residential social services, specifically in retirement homes. The thesis discusses aging, social work with seniors, and the social worker, addressing the dispute associated with the helping profession. Another part of the thesis deals with ethical dilemmas and specific problematic situations encountered by social workers during their practice in retirement homes. The problematic situations are described in the form of case studies. The pivotal chapter of the thesis explores ethics in social work, its significance, values, and the application of ethical theories in social work. At the end of the chapter, an ethical reflection on a selected ethical dilemma is conducted using Kantian ethics. The principles of Kantian ethics can be helpful in the practice of a social worker when making decisions in challenging situations.
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Life experiences of active drug users
FIDLEROVÁ, Nikola
The bachelor thesis focuses on the life experiences of active substance users. The aim of the thesis is to find out what effect active use of illegal substances and participation in criminal activities has on family relationships. A sub-objective is to identify what contexts have influenced the development of addiction. The thesis examines the family, its influence on addiction and the impact of addiction on the family. It introduces what addiction is, the categorical divisions of addictive substances, the most common problems associated with the active use of illicit substances, social work with users, help options for illicit substance users, and addiction treatment. The last chapter includes qualitative research based on two families, with a total of six narratives, who have experienced a family member's addiction to illicit substances. The results present addiction from the perspective of active users, their mothers, and younger brothers.
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Systematic evaluation of quality of palliative care in the Czech Republic
Žáčková, Lucie ; Loučka, Martin (advisor) ; Vosečková, Alena (referee) ; Dobríková, Patricia (referee)
In both the social work and health sector, there is an increasing emphasis on monitoring and improving the quality of care and services provided. In both areas, quality standards are already established in wider practice and attention is therefore focused on monitoring the quality of services and care at a system level. However, this requires the availability of appropriate tools. This also applies to palliative care, which is developing rapidly in the Czech Republic and whose need will continue to increase as a result of the prolongation of life expectancy. The theoretical part of this dissertation shows, through the example of palliative care, the deeper interconnection of the social and health spheres. It occurs thanks to its holistic approach to the patient and the irreplaceable role of social workers in a multidisciplinary team. There is also a growing demand in palliative care for systematic quality monitoring and improvement of care and services. The theoretical part summarizes knowledge regarding the development and use of quality indicators, presents examples of systematic quality measurement in palliative care abroad and compares their strengths and weaknesses. The empirical part deals with the creation and subsequent pilot implementation of a methodology for assessing the quality of...
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A View on Reflection in Nursing and Social Work Education
Čajko Eibicht, Monika ; Lorenz, Walter (advisor) ; Brnula, Peter (referee) ; Vacková, Jitka (referee)
In times of dynamic social changes and uncertainty, reflective practice becomes crucial for social work and nursing. This dissertation examines the epistemological foundations and the multidimensional nature of reflection within professional education from various theoretical perspectives tested through original empirical findings, which aim to prevent the reduction of reflection to a mere technique and instead promote dialogue, interdisciplinary cooperation, and participatory methods. Drawing on phenomenological and critical constructivist approaches deepens the understanding of educators' individual and collective experiences and reflective practices. The structure of the thesis corresponds to three empirical phases. The first phase investigates the characteristics of reflection and its developmental potential using SRIS and PHLMS questionnaires. The second phase, encompassing reflexive thematic analysis of interviews, addresses educators' views on reflection and their methods of promoting reflectivity among students. In the third phase, the work employs Q methodology to process and analyze various perspectives on reflection among educators. This method, still underutilized in the Czech context, allows for a deeper examination of the subjective aspects of educational practice. The participation...
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The social support of patients treatment at the Department of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology
Hakenová, Tereza ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Brnula, Peter (referee)
Treating children with a malignant disease represents a very difficult situation for the patients and their families. The purpose of the thesis is to map social work, state help and support from non-profit organizations to families of children with cancer. Part of the work is a research investigation. The research was divided into three categories. The survey for families of children treated at the Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Clinic at the University Hospital Motol was made in the first part. The second part consists of an interview with a healthcare social worker. The third part is an analysis of the documentation of selected oncological patients. The main finding is - social work practice is sufficient. There is a variety of state social support, but it is very slow. Families are well informed about the possibilities of state social support. Families used financial support from the Good Angel Foundation and material support from other non-profit organizations. The respondents expressed interest in the information paper, the proposal of which is part of the thesis. Keywords The child with cancer, social support, social help, social work, healthcare social worker, non- profit organization
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