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Sister of Mercy of St.Carlo Borromeo
CIGLBAUEROVÁ, Martina
The study consists of socially-charitable work of the congregation of Sisters of Mercy of Charles Boromejsky within the region of České Budejovice diocese up to the year 1950. In introduction, the study generally describes national charitable work within the country, various churches and voluntary organisations from the middle ages up to the beginning of the 20th century. Further, the study introduces the foundation of the congregation as well as the arrival of Sister of Mercy to the Czech country. The main body of the study consists of a description of their influence to the health and social facilities. Attention is given to the two types of care facilities, particularly to hospitals and care homes. In conclusion, the study is attending to the activities in Charitable home and Small hospital in the Convent of Albrechtice.
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Planning of evacuation, like a part of crisis preparedness Hospital České Budějovice, a. s.
POSPÍŠILOVÁ, Michaela
The goal of bachelor thesis was to assess a current state of preparedness in Hospital České Budějovice, jsc for dealing with an extraordinary event. The stress was put on potential evacuation of the hospital. Next thing to assess was awareness of employees of Hospital České Budějovice, jsc about knowledge of recommended behaviour when an extraordinary event occurs. The emphasis was put on evacuation. The goal of the practical part was to answer formulated research questions. For assessment of first research question "How is the Hospital České Budějovice, jsc prepared for potential evacuation of the building?" and for answer of hypothesis no. 1 "Preparedness of Hospital České Budějovice, jsc for potential evacuation of the building meets the current requirements, following from applicable legislation", were chosen 3 criteria (chapter 2.2). For assessment of the second research question "How are the employees of Hospital České Budějovice, jsc informed about recommended behaviour during the extraordinary event with emphasis on evacuation?" and hypothesis no. 2 "Awareness of the employees in the Hospital České Budějovice, jcs about recommended behaviour during the extraordinary event with emphasis on evacuation come up to 80 % correct answers" and Hypothesis no. 3 "Awareness of the employees in the Hospital České Budějovice jcs, about recommended behaviour during the extraordinary event with emphasis on evacuation is not dependent on type of department" was chosen 1 criterion (chapter 2.2). The analysis of internal documents and the survey were done. These things were done for answer of research questions. The research using surveys was done among employees of the Hospital České Budějovice, jsc. The detailed description is stated in chapter 2.2. Questionnaire was consisted from 4 parts. The first part consisted of 6 question, which should characterize a respondent (workplace, sex, age, job categorization, length of practice, highest education level).Second and third part of questionnaire included 29 thematic questions, which deal with problems of protection of population, with evacuation and staff training. The questions of the fourth part of the questionnaire are for completion of these issues. These questions point out to self-evaluation of respondents and especially point out to opinions in these problems. Respondents answered for question, if they study in section of protection of the population alone, if they were acquainted with documents of medical facility, which is redestined for solution extraordinary event and if they consider this documents as sufficiently intelligible. Next respondents appraised own knowledge in part of protection of the population and attention, which is dedicated issues evacuation from side of Hospital České Budějovice, jsc. These question do not serving for answer to research questions, but for complex and unification of this issuess only. The results of the bachelor thesis will be used for preparation of employees in Hospital České Budějovice jsc for evacuation, including deepening their awareness about these problems.
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Cooperation of the Trauma Centre of the Hospital České Budějovice and Medical Operation Center of the Emergency Medical Service of the South Bohemian Region in the Event of Mass-Casualty Incident
URBANOVÁ, Alena
In 2011 and 2012, dramatic changes were made to the health care reform in the Czech Republic. As a consequence, almost the complete legislation related to traumatological planning was changed. This reform primarily introduced two new types of operating divisions; a department of emergency preparedness, as for the emergency medical service providers, and a contact point, from the aspect of emergency inpatient care providers. Emergency preparedness primarily processes a concept of the traumatological plan for the emergency medical service and introduces potential changes. The contact point, as a department of the emergency inpatient care with continuous operation, receives calls from the emergency medical service, especially in the event of emergencies and crisis situations. The given Master's Diploma Thesis entitled "Cooperation of the Trauma Centre of the Hospital České Budějovice and Medical Operation Center of the Emergency Medical Service of the South Bohemian Region in the Event of Mass-Casualty Incident" develops a key issue of the interconnection of traumatological plans established by health service providers within the South Bohemian Region and the level of their cooperation. Then the work analyses three mass-casualty incidents which happened in the past within the area and the level of involvement and cooperation of the aforementioned departments, i.e. the Hospital's trauma centre and Medical Operation Centre upon the Medical Emergency Centre of the Region of South Bohemia. The Diploma Thesis proceeds from the qualitative research which is divided into two parts. The first one defines the V1 research question specifying the role of the Traumatological Plan of the South Bohemian health care during the cooperation with the trauma centre under the Hospital České Budějovice and medical operation centre of the Medical Emergency Service of the South Bohemian Region in the event of a mass-casualty incident. By using a comparative method, which assessed the three traumatological plans, the level of cooperation did not exceed more than 20 % owing to the fact that the Traumatological Plan of the South Bohemian health care is out-dated. As a consequence, the answer to the V1 research question was following: The role of the Traumatological Plan of the South Bohemian health care with the cooperation of the trauma centre under the Hospital České Budějovice and Medical operation centre of the Medical Emergency Service of the South Bohemian Region in the event of a mass-casualty incident is insignificant. The second part develops the V2 research question: whether the failure in communication between the aforementioned trauma centre and medical operation centre could have any impact on the injured in the event of a mass-casualty incident. The qualitative research with the use of a method of analysis implemented during the previous mass-casualty incidents and interviews with four operators working for the medical operation centre and four doctors working at the accident, emergency and plastic surgery department provided the second answer to the V2 research question: Failure in communication between the two aforementioned departments could have a significant impact on the injured in the event of a mass-casualty incident. In the end, the thesis refers to the dramatic difference between the ideal traumatological planning and the current situation pointing out the Traumatological Plan of the South Bohemian healthcare which has not been updated for three and a half years since the reform. The given work also describes the issue of the ideal solution to the establishment of contact points in hospitals and compares it with the current situation at the Hospital České Budějovice where the contact point was established only in order to comply with the legislation, i.e. the contact point is based in the operating centre of medical transport.
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