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Blackout and Its Impact on the Emergency Medical Service
BÖHM, Pavel
At present, due to the use of different technologies, it is hard to think of any human activity that does not demand electric power. It is necessary to be prepared for of large-scale long-term blackouts. Possible scenarios of the occurrence of such a crisis situation must be analyzed and the crisis management must be prepared; primarily to minimize the impact on the lives and health of the population, their property and also natural environment. The objective of the thesis was to identify the operational readiness of regional centers of Emergency Medical Services in the Czech Republic for the possibility of blackouts and to create a survey of power supply possibilities to the operating center of the Emergency Medical Services. The questionnaire was focused on the analysis of operational readiness of regional centers for total blackout, on the framework of their technical support in alternative energy production and its time sustainability. The documents analysis included a pattern plan of the Ministry of Trade and Industry of the Czech Republic and an operational plan for the occurrence of a crisis situation - large-scale electric power supply disturbances, and other internal regional documents concerning the situation during a blackout. The outcomes of the thesis can be used as a background material for the comparison of emergency blackout preparedness in international environment. They can be used to achieve certain standards in the field of sustainable alternative energy supply of Emergency Medical Services centers.
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Posttraumatic care system within the IRS.
VÁCHOVÁ, Jana
Posttraumatic care system within the IRS This bachelor thesis deals with the post-traumatic care system within the Integrated Rescue System. In the thesis introduction the contents of the thesis and the reason for the choice of the topic are outlined. Individual chapters introduce the Integrated Rescue System, the psychological service of the Fire and Rescue Service in the Czech Republic, with the psychological service of the Police of the Czech Republic, the Emergency Medical Service and the psychosocial component in the Army. The thesis is focused on how the post-traumatic intervention care is provided by individual components of the Integrated Rescue System. It deals with the establishment of this care system, an anonymous crisis hotline and explains the various stages of post-traumatic care in detail. The issues of trauma, stress reactions, posttraumatic stress disorder, crisis management and crisis intervention are addressed. The aim of this thesis is to briefly introduce the posttraumatic intervention care provided by individual components of the Integrated Rescue System. The main objective is to identify the management of posttraumatic stress care in individual components of the Integrated Rescue System, and to determine whether posttraumatic stress disorder incidence in members of the Fire and Rescue Service is higher than that of members of the Police of the Czech Republic. In the practical part of this thesis questionnaires made up and tailored to the topic were used. The research sample was composed of randomly selected members of the Fire and Rescue Service and members of the Police of the Czech Republic. The conclusion is devoted to discussion and analysis of the facts obtained.
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Etické aspekty ošetřování nespolupracujících pacientů v rámci záchranné služby
KRÁL, Václav
Emergency health service is a specific part of health care and in connection with ethical approach to non-cooperating patients many questions appear: To what extent is acceptable to force the patient to cooperate and to what extent is it necessary and important to leave the patient the right to decide on his or her health in life? Is it in accordance with ethics to tell the patient a white lie on his or her state so that he or she would be willing to cooperate? The aim my thesis is to find out which approach is ethically acceptable when treating patients who do not cooperate. Further I wanted to learn about the opinions of rescue workers on ethical dilemmas, which I described above.
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