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Department of Aftercare

The inpatient follow-up care unit offers a well-equipped environment, with single- to four-bed rooms featuring modern adjustable beds and televisions. It provides follow-up care and long-term nursing, rehabilitation, and resocialization care for adults—primarily geriatric patients at risk of progressive deconditioning—who no longer require care in acute care inpatient units. It also provides geriatric consultations for inpatient units and primary care physicians. Patients are typically transferred to the unit directly from acute care beds, but this is not the only option—a patient’s family, primary care physician, certain social service agencies, etc., may request admission. An advantage of this department is its direct connection—both in terms of facilities and staff—to the hospital’s Department of Internal Medicine and Rehabilitation Center, as well as access to a wide range of specialized diagnostic tests. As part of its healthcare services, the follow-up care unit also provides basic physical therapy, therapeutic physical education, and basic occupational therapy, including training in the use of compensatory and prosthetic aids. For patients with aphasia, it offers communication training and speech re-education. The nature of all care depends on the degree of impairment of mental functions, the degree of deconditioning, and the individual need for specialized nursing care.

Contact

 

A fee of CZK 350 is charged for writing one application for transfer to a social care facility.

MUDr. Mgr. Romana Zajacová

Practice in the Rehabilitation Hospital Beroun

2005 - 2014 Secondary physician

2014 - 2015 Self-employed physician

2015 - to date Head physician of internal outpatient clinics

03/024 - Deputy chief physician of the Internal Medicine Department

 

Postgraduate education, including certified courses

2009 Abdominal ultrasound for internists - Certificate

2010 Certificate of completion of internal medicine course

2014 Specialized Competence - Internal Medicine

2015 Echocardiography - Certificate

2017 Emergency Diagnostic, Haemodynamic and Vascular Approaches - Ultrasound - Certificate

 

Participation in professional events

(in the last 3 years)

2014 XXI. Congress of the Czech Society of Internal Medicine J.E.Purkyně (Brno)

2015 Antithrombotic Forum (Prague)

2015 XXIII. Annual Congress of the Czech Society of Cardiology (Brno)

2015 Positive Leadership for Physicians (Prague)

2016 Emergency Resuscitation and Emergencies (Beroun)

2016 Parenteral nutrition not only for oncologists (Prague)

2016 Czech Cardiology Days 2016 (Prague)

2017 XXIV. Annual Congress of the Czech Society of Cardiology (Brno)

2017 Anticoagulation Academy (Vienna, Austria)

2018 15th Conference of Acute Cardiology of the Czech Society of Acute Cardiology (Karlovy Vary)

 

Publication activity

Zajacová, R.: Evaluation of heart rate variability in relation to functional fitness and risk factors of atherogenesis in healthy men aged 40-55 years (diploma thesis) Prague 1999

Zajacová, R., Radvanský, J., Matouš, M., Zamrazil, V.ml.: Trends in exercise therapy in metabolic cardiovascular syndrome. Med Sport Boh Slov, 2002; 11(2): 49-56.

Procházka, J., Radvanský, J., Matouš, M., Zajacová, TR.: Are we over-prioritizing drug therapy in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases over influencing the energy balance of the organism? Abstract VIII. VIII of the Annual Congress of the CCP, Brno 2000

Matouš, M., Radvanský, J., Zajacová, R., Mocková, K.: Results of an intervention program in patients with symptoms or risk of coronary heart disease (CHD). Med Sport Boh Slov, 2000; 9(2): 68-73.

Kadlecová, L., Kafuňková, P., Klímová, K., Matouš, M., Zajacová, R., Kvapil, M.: Relationship of fitness indices to biochemical and anthropometric parameters in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. DMEV Supplementum, 2003; 6(1): 31-32.

 

Research activities

International Re-Covery study from 2016 to date