Using data from the monitoring system "Seniorinspect" for prescribing and support of the treatment progress of people with diabetes and a proposal including implementation of connecting the module for blood sugar measurement

Odborná práce přináší krátký průřez dohledovými systémy zaměřenými na diabetiky, krátce osvětluje problematiku diabetes a představuje systém SeniorInspect. Vjednotlivých kapitolách jsoupopsány postupy při zpracování měřených dat, kroky vedoucí kpilotním měřením a informace o jejich průběhu. Je zde navržena metodika měření zohledňující jednotlivé typy nemoci, která odpovídá potřebám dohledu nad pacientem či kontrole léčby. Přínos pro léčbu je zde rozebrán zpohledu každéskupiny nemocných a samozřejmě lékaře. Závěrem jsou zmíněny konkrétní možnosti využití dohledového systému pro potřeby lékařů či nemocných diabetes a dále navrženy konkrétní postupy potřebné pro dokončenídohledového systému.This diplomathesis brings short review of supervisory systems focused on diabetic patients, shortly introduces diabetes mellitus and shows SeniorInspect system. In individual chapters the methods of processing of measured data are described, as well as steps leading to pilot measurements and information about their progress. The methodology of measurement, which takes different types of disease into account and corresponds with the supervisor's needs over the patient and the control of the treatment, is designed. Thebenefits for treatment management are described from the view of every group of patients as well as the doctor. In the conclusion there are particular possibilities of using supervisory system by doctors and diabetic patients and there are particular methodologies needed for completion of this supervisory system

Measuring the Physical Activity of Seniors before and during COVID-19 Restrictions in the Czech Republic

Social workers require a better understanding of the impact of pandemic measures on the level of physical activity of their clients to better target client activation. In this retrospective tracker-based study (two years of measurement), we examined changes in the physical activity of the elderly population (204 participants with an average age of 84.5 years) in the Czech Republic as a result of measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Physical activity was statistically compared according to the physical, demographic and social conditions of the participants. In addition to observing the expected activity decrease during the COVID-19 pandemic, we made several hypotheses based on the sex, age group, body mass index, type of housing (apartment or house) and size of the city of residence. We found that 33% of the 204 participants had increased levels of physical activity in the period following the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in Central Europe. We found that the size of the city where the seniors lived and the type of housing did not affect the general level of physical activity. When comparing physical acquisition rates in each month of 2019 and 2020, we saw the largest declines in April and May 2020, that is, one month after the start of the lockdown