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Possibilities of involving radiological assistants within the Czech Armed Forces with a focus on CBRNE
VLČKOVÁ, Kristýna
The workload of radiology assistants in hospitals and private clinical workplaces is mainly due to the general public's need for more awareness of this field. This bachelor's thesis aims to introduce the reader to the issue of the involvement of radiological assistants outside the healthcare field. The first section of this bachelor's thesis is devoted to bringing security threats, or public terrorism. Terrorism in general is a widely used term, so I will discuss it in detail in several sections. In the next part of the work, I will focus on CBRNE terrorism. Attacks with chemical, biological, nuclear, or nuclear weapons are very popular in the 21st century. Therefore, the history, the mechanism of attack by individual types of weapons, and the effects of their use on the population are explained. Important topics of this work will also be the already mentioned consequences of using CBRNE weapons. The work will contain and explain the concepts of contamination and decontamination of the population, fauna, and flora. The practical part of the bachelor's thesis will be focused on general public analysis, where questions will be answered using a questionnaire, whether the public has an overview of the work of radiological assistants, and whether they see the involvement of the field in a sphere other than healthcare.
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The methodology of driver training in the army of the Czech republic
HLIŇÁKOVÁ, Martina
The aim of my bachelor thesis is analysis of the existing methods of teaching, training and preparation of drivers in the Czech Army. I have described the system of documents and various regulations that are integral parts to the preparation of drivers in the Czech Armed Forces. I concluded from the interview with two respondents that the documentation in the Army is very extensive. I decided to create a simplified but effective curriculum. The main aim of this thesis is to familiarize the readers with the methodology of driver training in the Army of the Czech republic and to give them an insight into the process of obtaining a driver's license from the very beginning, when a soldier does not even have a civilian driving license, to experienced drivers who can handle challenging and dangerous situations.
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Overview profile of applicants and accepted students for the Department of military physical education of FTVS UK.
Kovář, Jáchym ; Maleček, Jan (advisor) ; Sovák, Libor (referee)
Title: Overview profile of applicants and accepted students for the Department of military physical education of FTVS UK. Objectives: The aim of the work is to describe the appropriate profile of the applicant with the greatest probability of success in the Department of military physical education, based on a comparison of applicants and already accepted students of the Department of military physical education. Methods: The work used the method of comparison, literature research, measurement and questioning using a questionnaire survey, data description, data synthesis, summarization and drawing conclusions. Data collection of the questionnaire survey was carried out for 28 applicants using a paper questionnaire and for 30 students using an online questionnaire on the survio.cz website. The paper and online questionnaire contains 26 questions. The spreadsheet editor MS EXCEL was used to analyze the data from the admission procedure and questionnaire survey. Results: The long-term point average of accepted applicants to the Department of military physical education is 244 points. Important factors for a high score are the support of parents, versatility, preparation for talent tests and the use of the possibility of a preparatory course. Keywords: Comparison, Department of military physical...
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Analysis of Basic Aspects of the Place and Role of Spiritual Care of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic and the United States of America
Kožušníková, Hana ; Beneš, Ladislav (advisor) ; Macek, Ondřej (referee)
This diploma thesis on the topic Analysis of the Basic Aspects of the Location and Spiritual Care of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic and the United States of America, focuses, as the name suggests, on the comparison of the military spiritual care of two armies, specifically the Army of the Czech Republic and the Army of the United States of America. The focus of the work is a detailed mapping of the basic aspects of the spiritual services of both armies, especially, for example, the requirements for a chaplain candidate, the chaplain's distinction from other armies or the content of their work. Emphasis is also placed on the history of spiritual services, so the work provides a thorough analysis of historical contexts. Finally, a comparison of the main aspects is made. It is placed in a table for better clarity. Based on the information found, we can identify some common features of the Chaplaincy Service of the Army of the Czech Republic and the Chaplain Corps of the United States Army. This is, for example, the ratio of the number of chaplains to the total number of soldiers or a very similar range of tasks. They differ, for example, in the diversity of religious denominations, where chaplains in the American army are not only Christians, but also Muslims, Jews or Buddhists.
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The readiness of the Czech army members to provide first aid in a dangerous environment.
JOHÁNEK, Jakub
This master thesis is focused on the issue of providing first aid in combat conditions according to the principles of Tactical Combat Casualty Care. The centerpiece is a chapter on the TCCC program, which is supposed to provide medical training for all soldiers and medical personnel. The TCCC program is designed to be simple and effective for all staff to use. Every member of the army should thus be able, even with limited material resources, to keep a soldier alive even in his most demanding conditions at least for the necessary time. The aim of this thesis was to map how the members of the Czech Army are prepared to provide first aid in a dangerous environment. The second objective was to map their knowledge in providing first aid in a dangerous environment, reflecting the effectiveness and efficiency of medical training of members of the Czech Army. Qualitative methods were used to achieve the objectives. The research part consisted of non-standardized questionnaires, which served to evaluate the medical training and to verify the knowledge of the Czech Army members in providing first aid according to the TCCC principles. The second part of the research was supplemented by semi-structured interviews with non-medical medical staff of the units. The results show that medical training does not fully comply with the current concept of training of units of the Czech Army and other documents. It is also evident from the research that members of the Czech Army should be educated more on the theoretical level in relation to the provision of first aid according to the TCCC principles, as the awareness of this issue appeared to be minimal. The obtained knowledge will be used both by unit medics leading medical training and by unit commanders who organise medical training and can thus avoid the mentioned deficiencies. Furthermore, the findings can also be used by all other members of the Army of the Czech Republic who are interested in the issue in question and want to find a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of information.
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Contribution and cooperation of the Army of the Czech Republic during the Covid-19 pandemic in the work of general nurses
PAVLOVIČOVÁ, Adéla
The aim of this diploma thesis was to map the scope of cooperation between members of the AČR and general nurses during the Covid-19 pandemic. Another goal was to find out if the general nurses were satisfied with the mentioned cooperation, and also to map the experiences of the general nurses with the deployment of soldiers in hospital inpatient wards. The theoretical part deals with a detailed description of key terms that are still related to the research part. Above all, attention is paid here to the disease Covid-19, its clinical picture and the possibilities of prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Key terms such as general nurse or pandemic are also explained. We also focus on the specifics of the work of general nurses in hospitals during the pandemic. Another of the main chapters focuses on the Army of the Czech Republic and the ways in which it fought against the mentioned infectious disease. It describes not only the help provided by its members in social and hospital facilities, but also help to the components of the integrated rescue system and other ways of its involvement. In the empirical part, a research investigation was carried out in a qualitative form using the in-depth interview method. The research group consisted of a total of fifteen general nurses who work in two different hospitals on inpatient wards. All of them collaborated with members of the ACR during the pandemic, which represents the basic building block of this entire research. Before the actual research was carried out, a pre-research was also carried out, which mainly served to verify the comprehensibility of the individual questions in the interview. After the consent of the informants, the interviews were recorded and subsequently transcribed in Microsoft Word by the author of the thesis. The obtained information was carefully read and, as needed, categorized and reduced into created categories and subcategories, which are schematically shown in the results chapter. The obtained results show that the members of the ACR cooperated both with general nurses and with other members of the nursing team. Most often, it was auxiliary work, such as helping with morning hygiene, anti-decubitus care, assistance with meals, etc. The general nurses explained what the soldiers were most beneficial to them, but also described the tasks that were problematic activities for the soldiers. General nurses also described in detail the experiences they gained from this collaboration, and stated both positive and negative opinions and comments about this collaboration. The work also includes recommended changes in case another wave of the Covid-19 pandemic follows. In the discussion chapter, the obtained results of the empirical part are then compared with professional literature and global database articles.
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Air Rescue in South Bohemia
KURŠ, Ondřej
This dissertation aims at the analysis of the current situation in the Air Rescue Service. The text includes the analysis and comparison of two different entities in the Air rescue service in the time period of 2018 - 2022. The current and previous provider are compared and evaluated with regard to the state of readiness and provided services with personal visit, structured interviews and survey.
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The use of 4th Rapid Deployment Brigade in migration crisis as part of national border protection
KURŠ, Ondřej
The threat level of a migration crisis is high. Recently, we have been able to observe the situation on the border between Turkey and Greece. It is extremely tense and might trigger the same kind of migration crisis as in 2015. This dissertation investigates a potential migration crisis threat posed to the Czech Republic, its focus point being the section of national border between the Czech and Austrian Republics in the area of Dolní Dvořiště. This section is analysed and compared in two time periods: border security in the years 1979-1989 and after the conclusion of Schengen Treaty, as provided by a battalion of 15th Border Guard Brigade and a unit of 4th Rapid Deployment Brigade, respectively. The aim is to identify possible ways of securing the national border and preventing its crossing in two independent time periods.
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Protection against weapons of mass destruction in the Army of the Czech Republic.
MYSLÍK, Karel
The bachelor thesis describes chemical warfare agents. The theoretical part contains general characteristics of weapons of mass destruction and combat, chemical, nuclear and biological weapons. Features classification, types, and effects of chemical warfare agents. This part is followed by a chapter that describes the history and development of chemical warfare agents before and after 1989. The following is the area of chemical warfare agents, which describes the means of protection of respiratory organs, body surface and means of detection of these substances, which are in currently used for all-army units of the Army of the Czech Republic. The next part of the work is devoted to the area of providing first aid in the event of being hit by a chemical warfare agent. Defines the history, means of antidotes and the decontamination process. The last chapter presents the legislation on weapons of mass destruction, which highlights some important documents concerning the ban on the use, possession, production, storage and proliferation of all types of weapons of mass destruction. These are the Geneva Protocol, the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the Biological and Chemical Weapons Conventions. The second part of the work contains analytical research, which dealt with the current readiness of professional soldiers in the units of the Army of the Czech Republic. A form of questionnaire survey was chosen to carry out the research, where several specific questions dealing with this issue were created for the area of protection against weapons of mass destruction. The aim of creating the questionnaire was to find out the current knowledge of the soldiers of the Army of the Czech Republic and to obtain an answer to the research question whether the Army of the Czech Republic is adequately prepared for the threat in the form of weapons of mass destruction. Two hundred and forty professional soldiers from four military units took part in the research survey. The results of the survey were processed into tables and then graphically represented. The conclusion summarizes the issues and knowledge in the field of weapons of mass destruction in the Army of the Czech Republic.
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