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Augmented Reality for Desk Games
Bačovčin, Juraj ; Kapinus, Michal (referee) ; Beran, Vítězslav (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the realization of a chosen board game for an interactive table. The goal is to design, implement and test a new user-friendly user interface of the game application without losing any key aspects defining board gaming. The resulting program is executable on the ARTable3 workspace capable of projecting any image onto the touch table and capturing real-time events from its surface. It has undergone proper functional and usability testing, making it possible to consider it fully functional and ready for any expansions proposed in the final sections of this document.
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Emotional Intelligence and Coping Strategies for Paramedics
Sarisová, Kristina ; Niederlová, Markéta (advisor) ; Hrachovinová, Tamara (referee)
The thesis deals with emotional intelligence and coping strategies for paramedics. The theoretical part provides information on the emotional intelligence of its models and measurement capabilities. It is then discussed strategies of coping with stress on its historical and theoretical approaches and the types of strategies and also about the methods by which we discover the use of a specific coping style. It is also described the characteristics of paramedic profession, qualification requirements for the exercise of the profession, as well as competence and personal characteristics of rescuers. The aim of the empirical part is quantitatively map a degree of emotional intelligence of paramedics, preference coping styles in this population and mutual respect between the two variables.
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The experience of EMS workers in accessing patients in an unfavourable social situation
Wollmannová, Alice ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Bradna, Jan (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the experiences of emergency medical workers when going to patients in an unfavorable social situation. Medical rescue service according to Act No. 374/2011 Coll. on emergency medical services, should provide pre-hospital emergency care to patients in acute life-threatening conditions. Nevertheless, the crews of the ambulance service go to patients whose problems fall more into the social field. These patients do not primarily need medical intervention, yet rescuers in the field have to deal with these situations. The aim of the diploma thesis was to find out and compare the experience of rescuers when going to patients in an unfavorable social situation. Find out how rescuers experience and interpret these situations, what situations they encounter during these trips and how they understand the concept of an unfavorable social situation. The theoretical part of this work deals with the definition of basic concepts in the field of emergency medical services and social work. The empirical part is devoted to qualitative research. It contains a description of the research methodology, analysis of interviews with rescuers and their evaluation. The result of the research is evidence that on an almost daily basis, lifeguards deal with these situations with clients...
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Augmented Reality for Desk Games
Bačovčin, Juraj ; Kapinus, Michal (referee) ; Beran, Vítězslav (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the realization of a chosen board game for an interactive table. The goal is to design, implement and test a new user-friendly user interface of the game application without losing any key aspects defining board gaming. The resulting program is executable on the ARTable3 workspace capable of projecting any image onto the touch table and capturing real-time events from its surface. It has undergone proper functional and usability testing, making it possible to consider it fully functional and ready for any expansions proposed in the final sections of this document.
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Emotional Intelligence and Coping Strategies for Paramedics
Sarisová, Kristina ; Niederlová, Markéta (advisor) ; Hrachovinová, Tamara (referee)
The thesis deals with emotional intelligence and coping strategies for paramedics. The theoretical part provides information on the emotional intelligence of its models and measurement capabilities. It is then discussed strategies of coping with stress on its historical and theoretical approaches and the types of strategies and also about the methods by which we discover the use of a specific coping style. It is also described the characteristics of paramedic profession, qualification requirements for the exercise of the profession, as well as competence and personal characteristics of rescuers. The aim of the empirical part is quantitatively map a degree of emotional intelligence of paramedics, preference coping styles in this population and mutual respect between the two variables.
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Air services in the Czech Republic, their possibilities and efficiency rate when used in emergency situations
SEDLÁK, Milan
The thesis deals with the current state of how air services are used within the Integrated Rescue System (IRS); it analyzes the level of equipment, possibilities of use and deployment of such technologies in emergency situations; and evaluates technical, qualitative and quantitative levels of all means that air services use in emergency situations. The thesis also puts emphasis on the analysis of dislocation of these means, its advantages and suitability when scrutinized in terms of quality, speed and efficiency of their deployment in emergency security situations, rescue operations, or their deployment during natural disasters. The outcome of the thesis comprises of proposals how to comprehensively amend applicable laws; and of conclusions that may help instigate discussion on the observed shortfalls, and how to increase efficiency, economy, and logical scheme leading to a timely response in emergency situations. The empirical part of thesis includes quantitative and qualitative researches which scrutinized two research corpuses. Tackling the first research corpus, the author used questionnaires to collect data technically. The questionnaires were aimed at members of the basic units of the IRS components. The outcomes of the questionnaires are shown in graphs. Tackling the second research corpus, the author held semi-structured interviews with expert representatives of subjects that provide air services within the IRS. Assessment of the outcomes was based on the transcriptions of the interviews which involved inserting the data into tables summarizing the most important outcomes of the research. Subsequently, these outcomes were used to identify the most important theses which were based on the answers provided by the respondents to research questions. The research also included an analysis of the available legal standards and documents related to the use of air services to provide efficient intervention, their assessment and identification of some criteria for de lege ferenda proposals to comprehensively amend selected laws. In conclusion, it was found out that there is poor awareness of possibilities how to use air services among the members of the basic units in individual IRS components, which results in insufficient deployment of Air Services while carrying out interventions.
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