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Self-defence evaluation in Emergency Medical Service
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Year of publication | 2014 |
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Description | The increasing aggressiveness in health care is a current problem not only in the Czech Republic but also in the world. Medical staff is becoming a risk group. This study refers to the analysis and evaluation of self-defence for the EMS (Emergency Medical Service) medical staff.. The design of the research is descriptive, qualitative and quantitative. The research sample was chosen deliberately. Interested and indirect observation in a period of five months was applied in the data collection methods. Furthermore, there was application of questionnaires which investigated the relations of profession to self-defence. At the end of the training unstructured interviews were conducted. In the qualitative part of the research the evidence were analysed by a three-step encoding method. The quantitative part was focused on mapping the threats, risks, general information and circumstances of the attack. Gathered findings were statistically evaluated. There are two kinds of results: theoretical and practical. The theoretical results reflect creating an actual concept of EMS training, interest in education and training in self-defence. The practical results include specific findings and recommendations for practice. Self-defence for EMS is beneficial to EMS education. Self-defence for EMS can increase the efficiency of education through EMS management support. The most important thing is to include self-defence training in the current profile of EMS. Our theoretical and practical concept training healthcare workers is included education of the Medical Faculty of Masaryk University in particular in the specialization of "Paramedic". And interest of medical institutions in the field of self-defense education for example: Hradec Králové, České Budejovice. |