The role and purpose of a Czech Army nurse during a military operation

The topic of this bachelor's dissertation is "The role and purpose of a Czech Army nurse during a military operation". The dissertation consists of a theoretical part and a research part. The theoretical part concentrates on the history of wartime nursing and eminent personalities at first. It then brings some information about the Army of the Czech Republic itself and takes a closer look on its medical services in field conditions. Not least the dissertation concentrates on introducing the military nurse, the current missions and it also mentions transcultural nursing and military psychology. The research part was processed using a qualitative research form. The goal was to establish the role and mission of an Army of the Czech Republic's military nurse on a mission. There were set research questions as follows: 1. What is the role of an Army of the Czech Republic's military nurse on a mission? 2. What is the purpose of an Army of the Czech Republic's military nurse on a mission? 3. What are the positive aspects of work of an Army of the Czech Republic's military nurse on a mission? 4. What are the negative aspects of work of an Army of the Czech Republic's military nurse on a mission? The data were collected using half structured interviews, which were held with military nurses on a mission. The research complex is made of nine probands, choice of which was intentional and was put into practise using a snowball method. The research was carried out in February and March 2018 and was finished in time of theoretical satisfaction. Interview topics were: the role of a military nurse on a mission, the purpose of a military nurse on a mission, positive aspects of work on a mission, negative aspects of work on a mission. Altogether there were processed four main categories, from which develop under categories and from them consequently reflecting codes. With regard to military healthcare, which is a specific field, is this dissertation contributing by bringing closer a problematic topic and its results provide a view on care in field conditions. Output of this dissertation is an article destined for Military Medical Science Letters as for general public, so for professionals