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Human milk bank and their reason
PODLAHOVÁ, Pavla
This bachelor thesis is dedicated to banks of human milk and their purpose. The paper is divided into theoretical part, which describes the lactation's development, the composition of breast milk, techniques and advantages of breast feeding and a practical part. History of human milk banks, their function and utilization are also included. The practical part of this thesis consists of qualitative and quantitative research. Two research goals were set up - to get to know about specifics of work of the staff in human milk banks and to map the mothers' awareness of the possibility of human milk banks utilization after childbirth. In terms of the goal one, a research question was set: VO1: What are the specifics of work of the staff in human milk banks? In terms of the second goal, the hypothesis was set: H1: Are there any differences in awareness within mothers of babies who are born in term versus those who are born before the term of the possibility to utilize human milk banks? The qualitative research was done through questioning, in-depth interview method. The research sample was made up from the staff working in human milk banks, the interview was done with 4 workers. The interviews were transcribed and analysed thanks to "pen - paper" method. They were further divided into three categories and fifteen subcategories. The research question was set up: What are the specifics of work of the staff in human milk banks? The outcomes of the research showed that the staff in human milk banks are mostly working with the donors of breast milk, which is further being examined, pasteurized and frozen. The quantitative part was made through questionnaire in social media with the total number of 1000 respondents. The outcomes of the research were graphically represented and added by verbal comments. Hypothesis verification was done thanks to chi square test. The zero hypothesis was tested against the alternative hypothesis with the level of significance of 5 %. Afterwards the level of significance was compared with the final value from chi square test. The hypothesis H1 ended up with the result of < 0,1 %. This result means that the mothers of babies who are born before the term have bigger awareness about human milk banks. 91,2 % of respondents are sufficiently informed about the human milk banks. This bachelor thesis can be used as an informative source to women, students of midwifery as well as the source of information for various conferences.

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