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Hospital Na Františku - from religiouses, over the emperor, up to present day
BARTÍKOVÁ, Alžběta
Located in the heart of the capital city of Prague, hospital Na Františku is the longest operating healthcare facility in Czech Republic and possibly even in the wider region. Its origins date back to the mid-14th century, with the first mentions of its buildings found in historical sources. Despite its rich and extensive history and current status as the longest operating hospital, there is currently no standalone publication that comprehensively addresses the history of the hospital and the circumstances that influenced its evolution. The aim of this work is to provide a comprehensive and chronological overview of the historical events at the hospital. Additionally, this work seeks to impart knowledge to all those, who are interested in the hospital's past, as it provides more detailed descriptions and explanations of some of the more publicly appealing facts that are often misinterpreted due to questionable journalistic popularization. The whole diploma thesis has been conducted as a qualitative historical research, with the chosen investigative method being analysis of historical sources. The main origins of information were historical books, contemporary periodicals, and archival materials. All the information have been thoroughly analyzed and utilized to reconstruct the history and operation of the hospital. A significant resource was the collection of the Brothers of Mercy stored in the National Archive of Prague, along with numerous books and documents from the Brothers of Charity library and archive in Brno. Additional historical literary materials were discovered within the library of Institute for history of medicine and foreign languages. The synthesis of data primarily focused on key historical events that occured at the hospital as well as the eminent figures who worked within its walls. The history of the facility is also strongly associated with the Hospitaller Order of Saint John of God, that run the hospital for over 300 years. Therefore, attention is also given to this order and the healthcare provided by the brothers at the hospital. The outcome of the work is a detailed summary of key events and changes within the hospital over the centuries. Each period is described with an emphasis on significant transformations, innovations, events, and personalities associated with the hospital. Additionally, the work covers key historical events such as epidemics, wars and changes in social and political conditions that have influenced the hospital and healthcare in a broader context.
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Issues of geriatric palliative care
ŘÍHOVÁ, Marcela
Introduction: As the number of elderly people increases, so do the demands for specialized palliative care. Therefore, this bachelor thesis deals with the issue of palliative care in geriatric individuals. Objectives of the thesis: This thesis aims to find out what knowledge nurses, in selected wards, have about geriatric palliative care and what is the continuity, of geriatric palliative care, between hospitals and nursing homes. Methodology: The qualitative research technique of the semi-structured interview method was used. Using the snowball sampling method, the research population consisted of nurses selected based on specified criteria. A total of 11 interviews were conducted with general nurses working in the South Bohemia and West Bohemia regions. The results were processed using the "pencil paper" method. Within the framework of open coding, 6 categories, 18 subcategories, and 154 codes were identified. Results: Nurses in selected departments are informed about geriatric palliative care issues and are still interested in further education. The results also indicate deficiencies in the amount of information being conveyed. Sending patients/clients in inappropriate conditions was repeatedly mentioned. Communication among nurses takes place through transfer messages or, if necessary, minimal telephone contact. Nurses provide standard care for geriatric palliative patients, but in some areas, they have an individual approach based on the needs and desires of the patient. Conclusion: The research results once again underscore the necessity of paying greater attention to the quality and organization of handover between hospital facilities and senior care homes.
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The Trutnov Hospital, Pavilion B - The gross superstructure
Kratěna, Dominik ; Kratochvílová, Erika (referee) ; Biely, Boris (advisor)
The subject matter of the bachelor’s thesis is the structurally technical resolution of the gross superstructure of a pavilion B, which is situated in the area of the Trutnov hospital. The pavilion consists of a four-storey ferroconcrete monolithic framework. The thesis contains a technical report, a report of the construction site equipment, the traffic stance in the surroundings of the construction site, the solution of the traffic alinements for the transport of materials, a draft of a mechanical assembly, a technological prescription of the monolithic structures, an adjudication of a crane and a concrete pump, a safety and a health protection at work, the environmental protection, the inspection and test plan, a timetable, the budget of the gross superstructure and a resource limit.
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Brno City Hospital
Seďa, Ondřej ; Hybská, Bohumila (referee) ; Sedláček, Michal (advisor)
The topic of the diploma thesis is the design of a town hospital at Kraví hora in Brno. The design of the new city hospital in Brno replaces the functions of two existing city hospitals, the Merciful Brothers Hospital and the Trauma Hospital, whose technologies do not meet the medical requirements of the 21st century. In the hospital there are standard facilities, namely outpatient medical facilities, including day hospitals, central blood collection, emergency, operating rooms, central sterilization, anesthesiology and resuscitation departments, intensive care units, maternity and neonatology departments, examination complement , laboratories, rehabilitation departments, inpatient departments of surgical and internal medicine, non - medical and commercial premises, personnel background, technical background and parking. The hospital is a 10-storey building. The main idea of the design was to create a hospital with the views of the park even Brno skyline.
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Centre for Prevention, Masaryk Oncology Institute in Brno
Brunová, Susanna ; Machovský, Tomáš (referee) ; Galeová, Nicol (advisor)
The objective of this thesis is to design a new Center for Prevention and enlargement of Clinic of Radiation Oncology of Masaryk Memorial Oncology Institute in Brno. The building will consist of the center for prevention itself, the inpatient department for mobile patients, the proton therapy center, and a space for rent. The Center for Prevention will, on top of expert medical procedures, provide spaces for patient counseling, education of both professional and general public and administration for a commercial oncology prevention program.
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Analysis of behaviour of reinforced concrete slab
Kubínek, Michal ; Bažant, Zdeněk (referee) ; Zich, Miloš (advisor)
Bachelor thesis describes the analysis of behavior of existing reinforced concrete slab, locally supprorted, ceiling in hospital including 2nd limit state. Calculation od internal forces was made by computer program SCIA Engineer. Several models were made, model with best behavior due to real construction was used for dimensioning. Each model was compared with manual calculation by equivalent frame analysis. After finding inconvenient deflection, especially due to connected construction, new design was made. Thickness of slab was increased and new design of reinforcement was made. New construction was verified for both limit states.
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Airconditioning in healthcare facilities
Růžička, Věroslav ; Jelínek, Ondřej (referee) ; Rubina, Aleš (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with design of air conditioning equipment serving the spaces of hospital inpatient ward and its associated facilities. Equipments designed in the computational part have the task to transport adapted fresh air to hospital premises. The system is devided into two units. Primary mechanism operates bedrooms and their sanitary facilities. Secondary mechanism operates associated facilities. Both mechanisms are designed so that hot air can ventilate in winter. To cover the heat load in summer, fancoil units are designed. Device number one is also able to manage the treatment of humidity. The theoretical part of the thesis focuses on air filters and filtration of atmospheric air.
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Load-bearing Structure of Hospital Pavilion
Hůrka, Jiří ; Jeneš, Rostislav (referee) ; Terzijski, Ivailo (advisor)
The thesis is focused on the design and assessment of selected elements of load-bearing structure of hospital pavilion. This pavilion consisted of board frame with additionally lined self-supporting perimeter cover. Selected elements of the structure are locally supported slab, columns, foundation pad and staircase . Computational model was assembled of the software RFEM5. Internal forces locally supported slab were verified by manual calculation. The design documentation consist of engineering report, structural analysis and shape and reinforcements drawings of selected structural elements.
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Brno City Hospital
Lebedev, Ilya ; Hybská, Bohumila (referee) ; Sedláček, Michal (advisor)
The subject of the diploma thesis is the architectural design of the city hospital in Brno. The work is based on a previously developed studio project from the winter semester. The subject of studio project was the design of an urban and transport concept for the selected area. The selected site is located in the wider city center on the right bank of the Svratka river in the westernmost part of the Brno-střed district in the cadastral area of Pisárky. The whole land is owned by the city. It has a markedly sloping terrain with difficult foundation conditions due to the landslide. Although it is close to the river, there is no risk of floods of any kind. The main idea of the design is a connection of the new hospital complex with the existing city structure, Anthropos park and especially the surrounding nature. The chosen shape is inspired and based on the outline of the blue star of life. It is a combination of monoblock and pavilion type, which offers flexibility, facilitates orientation and has the potential for organic growth for future development. The building is conveniently oriented, opening towards the exhibition center and the historic part of the city. From the western and southern part it is surrounded by forest, from the eastern by tree alley and the river Svratka, from the northern part by Anthropos park. The construction of the hospital should make the site more attractive. The accompanying program will include landscaping, a new café by the retention lake, sports activities, a pavilion for medicine and nature, which together with the Anthropos pavilion will complement the educational activities in the area. The aim of the design was to create a quality environment for patients and staff in a unique location on the waterfront and to provide maximum connection with the surrounding nature.
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HVAC systems of hospital - Ecodesign 2018
Dokládalová, Tereza ; Jelínek, Ondřej (referee) ; Rubina, Aleš (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is a review of legislation about ecodesign, the design of air conditioning systems for hospital departments and analysis of energy consumption of air conditioning systems designed before and after ecodesign 2018. The thesis is divided into three parts. The theoretical part deals with research of ecodesign legislation (especially EU Commission Regulation No. 1253/2014) and air conditioning in health care facilities. In the second part design of two air-conditioning systems serving the hospital's traumatology department was realized at the level of documentation for building permission. The third part contains calculations and assessments of expected consumption of electric and thermal energy, comparison of units before and after ecodesign and evaluation of annual operating costs.
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