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Care of men with dementia (Alzheimer's disease) - comparison home and institutional care of client (South Bohemia region)
ŠOLTÉSOVÁ, Jana
The Bachelor?s Thesis deals with comparison of a home and institutional care in the South Bohemian region for clients suffering Alzheimer?s disease. Target of the thesis is to find out the possibilities of institutional and home care and their consequent comparison. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part I summarise the knowledge about old age, dementia, Alzheimer?s disease, home care and institutional care. In the practical part I monitor 5 selected clients in a home care in the South Bohemian region and clients from Loucký mlýn, the institutional care facility with special regime, using a questionnaire survey and interviews and I consequently assess the obtained information.
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Use of the care contribution for persons in home care
ULDRYCHOVÁ, Iveta
This thesis deals with the use of the care contribution for persons who receive such contribution and are in home care. This thesis is divided into two main parts. The first part consists the theoretical treatment of the social care theme, social services, the care contribution, home and institutional care. The second part named Use of care contribution for people in home care, is the practical part, where the research helps to achieve the objective. The aim is to find a factual use of care contribution for people in home care and to detect advantages of being a recipient of the care contribution while living at home.
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The Theological Inspiration for Quality Nursing Home Care
BERKIOVÁ, Kateřina Adriana
The work deals with the holistic concept of comprehensive home care. First, it deals with different characteristic aspects of home care, who provides the care, the extend to which care is provided, principles to be followed when caring, attention is paid to the needs of clients and a good communication with them. Because home care often provide religious charitable organizations, it is also dealt with the Caritas Czech Republic. The last chapter of the first part deals with the common problem of workers in the helping professions, the burnout syndrome. For the implementation of quality health and social care were developed in the society quality standards, that are binding in providing care and assistance which can evaluate the quality of care provided. Our question is, how can theology contribute to the quality of home care. To implement certain elements of quality are in this work offered theological impulses, that can assist in providing quality holistic home care to clients.
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Fulfilling of bio-psycho-social need in clients with independent disorder in home care
TUMPACHOVÁ, Renata
Over and over again we are making sure how much is psychic support needed, to motivate patient (client) to regain health while hospitalized. We are finding out that family background cannot be replaced for any person (patient), not even by best medical and nursing care possible while hospitalized. Home care can (perfectly) unite expertise with support of family. Hospitals and home cares should be try satisfying all bio-psycho-social needs of clients. But it doesnt always work perfectly. Thats why i choose topic of bachelor work: satisfying of bps needs among clients with indep.dis. I collected informations from clients by asking them with questionaires. Goal of this work is to compare saticfacton of bio-psycho-social needs among clients with independent disorder in home care and those in hospital. Goal was build based on conditions, that biological, psychical a social needs are better saturated in home care than in hospitals. This work should inform about advantages of home care for clients and I wish it can help both medics and ordinary people who take care of people with independent disorder.
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Women´s interest in care provided by a community midwife during pregnancy, childbirth and the confinement period
CHRSTOŠOVÁ, Alena
The period of pregnancy, childbirth and confinement is a big milestone in a woman's life. Since ancient times up until recently it had been a midwife who took care of a woman in childbed in that period. The midwife was not just a provider of professional care, but also a mentor. Till the nineties of the last century this kind of care was provided also in our country, but, unfortunately, in connection with changes in the health care system the visiting midwife service has almost disappeared. If we want to improve the care for women during this period, it is necessary to offer this service to women again. The aim of this thesis was to determine whether women take interest in physiological pregnancy care by a community care midwife, whether they would make use of her services during childbirth in hospital and whether women miss services of a community care midwife during the confinement period. Hypotheses assumed that pregnant women prefer a doctor's care, are interested in services provided by a community care midwife during childbirth and they miss care in the confinement period. In the thesis the quantitative research method using the questionnaire data collection technique was applied. The questionnaire was anonymous and was composed of 25 questions. The survey was carried out from the end of February till the beginning of April 2011 in consultant gynecologists´ surgeries in Vimperk. The total number of distributed questionnaires was 120, 112 questionnaires were returned, 7 questionnaires were excluded. Therefore, the total number of respondents was 105 (100%). The stated objectives of the thesis were met. The hypothesis assuming that pregnant women prefer a doctor's care was not confirmed. The other two hypotheses were confirmed. At present, there is no community care midwife providing the visiting service in Vimperk and its surroundings. Therefore, the results of this investigation could be a good argument for community care midwives who want to make a contract with health care insurance companies. The outcomes may also influence decisions of midwives who consider the visiting services provision, but are afraid of disinterest on the women´s part.
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Nursing Home Versus Home Care about Seniors
ADÁMKOVÁ, Pavla
This thesis descibes the facts about nursing home versus home care of seniors. The theoretical part of this thesis describes growing old, old ages, changes in old ages, nursing homes and home care of seniors connection with social services. The practical part of my thesis describes nursing homes in Písek and providers of home care services in Písek ( settlors, offer of services, price for the services). Integral part of practical part are the results in SWOT analysis ( made in nursing home for seniors and also made with clients , who make use of home services). First objectives is to find out seniorś satisfaction with this services in nursing home and home care in Písek. Second objective is to find out, whether seniors know the differences between provided care in nursing houses and home care. Third objectives is to find out the advantages and disadvantages of the two forms of seniorś care.
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Care for the terminally ill people in a home environment
VACHOVÁ, Marie
Bachelors work is conceived in a theoretical and practical scope. Theoretical part of my bachelors work is partially dedicated to utilization of hospice and palliative care, and care for the terminally ill in a home environment. Part of my work is committed to the role of social worker, and his/her support for home care providers. The research part is based on interviews with relatives, who provided hospice care at home. Interviews with them are used to analyze motivation for such decisions. In this part are also included the results evaluation, discussion and conclusion. Bachelors work is supplemented by attachments.
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Differences in nutrition of seniors who live at retirement home and at home care
HRAŇOVÁ, Běla
The bachelor´s thesis focuses on differences in the nutrition of senior citizens living in the retirement home and the nutrition of those subject to home care. The goal of the thesis was to survey the senior citizens´ awareness of healthy diet, to map the senior citizens´ eating habits and to find out whether the diet composition has been affected by economic standing of the senior citizens.
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Health and social issues in patients ventilated at home
FENEŠOVÁ, Lucia
An outstanding progress in pulmonary ventilation was documented recently when artificial pulmonary ventilation was introduced for home care. In-home pulmonary ventilation is meant for patients who suffer from serious progressive diseases. In most cases, such state is irreversible and obstructs patient`s ability to breathe consciously. Those patients benefit a lot from the newly introduced ventilation. It helps them live a regular life in natural background for a few more years. The target of the thesis was to identify the most frequent health and social issues in patients ventilated at home; to determine advantages of home care and possible risks in ventilated patients; and to elaborate a nursing standard to be followed when taking care of ventilated patients at their homes. The qualitative research was carried out by means of two half-structured interviews. One interview was made with 5 pre-selected nurses working for a home-care agency; the other interview was made in the same agency with 5 patients on artificial pulmonary ventilation that are looked after by the same agency. The outcome of the interviews is that the most frequent health problem in ventilated patients reported both by patients and nurses is obstruction of tracheostomic cannula. Another finding was that ventilated patients do not feel socially isolated which is in total contradiction to what the nurses claimed. The interviews taken with the patients showed that in-home care benefits mainly from the fact that the patients are at home, and the risk of receiving home care is that such care is dependant basically on one person and is time consuming. The objectives of the thesis have been met. The outcomes of the research will be made available to the company named Home health-care services Eva Šafránková, which was the venue of the research. The nursing standard can be used as a source of additional information for ventilated patients and to improve care provided to patients ventilated at their homes. It is recommended that nurses should further educate themselves in pulmonary ventilation. Training seems to be an appropriate solution in this case. Nurses would certainly also benefit from a visit to a place providing artificial pulmonary ventilation. Another recommendation is to carry out a follow-up research that would observe advantages of artificial pulmonary ventilation provided at home compared with benefits of artificial pulmonary ventilation provided in health care centres.
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Esential principles affecting quality provided by nursing care in nurses at home care agencies
RAJTMAJEROVÁ, Pavla
The name this work is The Basic Principles that Affect the Nursing Care of Nurses in the Home Care Agencies. Its target was to find out whether observing the basic principles of a complex home care can, according to nurses, affect the quality of the nursing care. The above principles are: a principle of the support of the society health renewal, a principle of human rights observance, a principle of procedure standardization, a principle of the continuous education of the team members, a principle of ethical aspects and a principle of complexness. Within this work we focused mainly on the last three principles. There is the history of the home care in the present state, its developement and forms of such care, the individual principles have been analysed and the most important ones have been described in detail. A non-standard questionnaire has been used for the research, intended for nurses in the home care agencies. It has been distributed mainly in South Bohemian region and a few questionnaires also in the West Bohemian region. The research showed that all the set hypotheses have been confirmed. The nurses agree that the continuous education, standards application and observation of ethical principles affect the quality of the nursing care. This work can be used as a basis for teaching the communal nursing in all types of communal institutions, which deal with such problems. Further it can serve as a source of interesting information for nurses, who start working in home care agencies. It can also be used for presentations in seminars or conferences for nurses.
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