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Optimal solution for employees dislocation at MFCR
Dubový, Vojtěch ; Jablonský, Josef (advisor) ; Pelikán, Jan (referee)
Almost every medium and large company has to deal with an optimal placing of administrative workers. This thesis focuses on solving a problem of dislocation of employees of the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic (MFCR) and it proposes a possible solution of the current situation. The basis for finding the optimal solutions are integer programming tasks. The structure of the MFCR and the description of the current/future state of dislocations has been defined in cooperation with the MFCR. Therefore, the solution fully meets the MFCR specifications. The thesis also outlines another optional solution for dislocations within MFCR. Finally, there are summarized other aspects of optimal dislocation of employees that can further improve the solution given in this thesis, especially in terms of efficiency, satisfaction and health of the employees.
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Evaluation of the potential of Hyatt Hotels Corporation for entering the Czech market
Svatošová, Iveta ; Lhotáková, Markéta (advisor) ; Kopecký, Jan (referee)
In today's globalized world traveling has become an integral part of many people's lives. Whether traveling for pleasure, entertainment, or business, you always have to find a place to stay during your travels. There are many options - sleeping on a park bench, on a sofa at some stranger's house, in a tent, in a small hotel room or in a luxury apartment in one of the world's famous hotel chains. One such chain is Hyatt. Yet, Hyatt is one of the last worldwide hotel chains not represented in the Czech Republic. Why is this so? Is there still a potential for a new luxury hotel chain to enter this market? And if so, which entering strategy shall the chain choose? The aim of the thesis is to answer these questions.
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"The importance of screening examination methods in prenatal diagnosis from a midwife{\crq}s perspective"
PROCHÁZKOVÁ, Klára
The subject of this bachelor thesis is to create a well-arranged and comprehensible review of the current status and possibilities of the prenatal diagnosis, as it nowadays represents an integral part of almost all pregnancies and many pregnant women decide whether to undergo a prenatal diagnosis and which method of the prenatal diagnosis should be employed in order to achieve a maximum guarantee that they will not give birth to a child with a defect. This thesis has a total of six aims. To find out if the midwives are informed about possibilities of screening examinations in the pregnancy, whether they proceed in compliance with the recommendations of the Society for Gynaecology and Obstetrics during these examinations, whether the pregnant women according to the midwives understand the meaning of the screening examinations, whether the pregnant women according to the midwives are interested in performance of screening examinations in pregnancy and whether the pregnant women are interested in optional, above standard examinations that are not fully covered from the health insurance. In order to ascertain these aims, a total of six hypotheses were postulated on the grounds of which an anonymous questionnaire was created that was focused on evaluation of the theoretical knowledge of the midwives about possibilities of screening examinations in pregnancy and on evaluations of pregnant women{\crq}s interest in these examinations based on the opinions of the midwives. The questionnaire contained a total of 26 questions. The cohort of respondents consisted of the midwives working with pregnant women in 79 selected gynaecological-obstetric outpatient departments in Prague where the research was carried out. A total of 146 questionnaires were distributed, the rate of return of which was 66%. The interpretation of the results is based on the total of 94 respondents. The first hypothesis was based on a presumption that the midwives are informed about possibilities of the screening examinations in pregnancy. This presumption was confirmed as the opinions of the respondents were in 66% in accordance with this hypothesis. In the hypothesis 2, there was a presumption that in the field of the screening examinations, the midwives do not proceed according to the recommendations of the Society for Gynaecology and Obstetrics. This hypothesis was not confirmed as nearly all midwives claimed to proceed in compliance with these recommendations. In the third hypothesis, there was a presumption that according to the midwives, the pregnant women do not know the meaning of the screening examinations in pregnancy. This hypothesis was not confirmed as the average of 86% midwives gave a positive answer at this point. The fourth hypothesis was based on a presumption that midwives positively evaluate the importance of the screening examinations in pregnancy. This hypothesis was confirmed as the average of 92% of responders evaluated the importance of these examinations positively. In the fifth hypothesis, there was a presumption that the pregnant women are according to the midwives interested in performance of screening examination in pregnancy. This hypothesis was confirmed as the average of 95% of respondents gave opinions that were in accordance with this hypothesis. The last hypothesis was based on a presumption that the pregnant women are not interested in the optional, above standard examinations that are not fully covered from the health insurance. This hypothesis was not confirmed as the average of 51% of respondents reported the pregnant women to be interested in these examinations. This thesis and the results of the research part should help the midwives and other medical staff to increase the awareness on screening examination methods of the prenatal diagnosis.
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Significance of Supported Housing for Persons with Learning Disability from the Viewpoint of Those Persons and Their Parents
Fialová, Monika ; Mužáková, Monika (advisor) ; Zemková, Jaroslava (referee)
This thesis discusses the issue of supported housing for persons with learning disability. It is divided into two chapters. Chapter one outlines options for education of persons with disabilities after 1948, explains supported housing for persons with learning disability, its individual types, and the target group for the supported housing social services. The final section of chapter one clarifies legislative support for the supported housing social service. Chapter two describes the objective, methods, and selection of research participants. The subsequent subchapters discuss quality of life of supported housing clients and focus on opinions of persons with learning disability on this type of housing and mention views of some parents of children with learning disability concerning this service. The final part of the chapter summarizes the results of research conducted by the author. The objective of the thesis is to identify opinions of persons with learning disability and their parents on the supported housing social service. The author has applied the following methods: observation, interview, and questionnaire. Keywords: supported housing, social service, learning disability, family.
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Comparison of bulding savings and mortgage loans in Czech republic
Hanáčková, Edita ; Kiovský, Tomáš (advisor)
The aim of this Bachelor's work is to compare the pre-mortgage and mortgage loaning options for housing financing. It presents the most important aspects of each of the products, as well as the advantages and shortcomings. It describes and analyses the current situation on the market for these products in Czech Republic and also highlights important changes, which are introduced in 2011. The conclusions of this work are focused on the comparison of the mortgage and the bridging loan for the modeling example.
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Nuclear medicine techniques used in lymphatic system imaging
HLŮŽOVÁ, Lenka
Lymphoscintigraphy is a non-invasive examination technigue that can very easily contribute to the diagnosis of lymphoedema in patients suffering from swelling of the lower extremities. Thanks to the low radiation burden and minimum risk of allergic reactions, this technique can be used for repeated examinations as well as for monitoring the effects of the treatment. In this thesis, I am trying to familiarize readers with the principles of lymphoscintigraphy of the lower extremities and with various options for processing the images obtained. My objective was to compare the results of the semi-quantitative evaluation of the currently used static imaging techniques with whole body scintigraphy, thus contributing to the simplification of this examination. A group of 96 patients was formed for whom I always used two methods of data acquisition (currently used static images followed by whole body recording). Given the different possibilities of semi-quantitative evaluation, the patients were divided into two groups, according to the imaging methods for the site of application in the whole body records. In addition, I tried to evaluate the benefits of SPECT/low-dose CT on the area of the inguinal lymph nodes, especially in obese patients. Images were taken from a total of 5 patients. All data was imaged and subsequently processed at the Clinic of Nuclear Medicine, University Hospital Královské Vinohrady. It is evident from the processing of data from 96 patients that static data acquisition can be replaces with whole body imaging. Given the method of processing, imaging with shielding of the injection site seems to be a more suitable method. In 6,5% of these patients, the result was mildly underestimated. Unfortunately, the benefits of SPECT or SPECT/low-dose CT were not fully confirmed. I hope that this thesis will provide a comprehensive view of the performance of lymphoscintigraphy and will help to elucidate the influence of the imaging technique used on the results of semi-quantitative evaluation. Last but not least, it will help to facilitate the work of radiology assistants and doctors, and increase the comfort of examination for patients.
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Boarding houses and its usage for students of dance conservatories
Šimůnková, Lucie ; SCHUBERTOVÁ, Erika (advisor) ; KŘENKOVÁ, Mahulena (referee)
This bachelor´s thesis describes which accommodation options are offered by chosen Prague dance conservatories to their commuting students. The first theoretical part of the thesis introduces the structure of the Czech educational system where the conservatories for eight years (from the educational institutions) are closely analysed and the boarding houses (from the educational facilities) as well. Also, there are characteristics of the development period of adolescence which is the age of the conservatories´ students.
The second practical part analyses the results of the research work which was done by using questionnaires for students not living in Prague, visiting two chosen schools -The Prague Dance Centre and The Conservatory of the capital of Prague. The processed information was used for the verification of the assigned hypothesis and for getting a more compact view on the extremely demanding life period of commuting students.
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Cooperative authorities (bodies) and spheres of action
SVATKOVÁ, Ivana
The aim of this thesis, was to analyze cooperative authoritis in controlled cooperatives, reveal specific bodies, define the status, scope and interrelations of the various institutions and to consider options for the treatment of authorities statutes and further based on the findings then suggest modifications in the structure of the selected bodies. There were analyzed four cooperatives {--} Cooperative Housing Society of České Budějovice, the Cooperative of owner of Hluboká nad Vltavou, Producers´ Cooperative of JIHOKOV and the Agricultural Trading Cooperative of Olešník.
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