Bregar Branko

doc. dr. Branko Bregar

Nosilec predmetov na I. stopnji

Zdravstvena nega na področju duševnega zdravja

Osnove psihiatrije

Delo z osebami z duševno motnjo, ki so v terapevtskem odnosu lahko agresivne ter upoštevanje njihovih pravic (izbirni predmet)

Nosilec predmetov na II. stopnji

 Magistrski seminar 1 (sonosilec)

Sodelovalna zdravstvena obravnava s travmatiziranimi osebami 

Komuniciranje, izgradnja odnosov in medpoklicno sodelovanje (sonosilec)

Kratek življenjepis

Doc. dr. Branko Bregar je diplomiral na Visoki šoli za zdravstvo in si pridobil naziv diplomiranega zdravstvenika. Znanstveni magisterij je zaključil na Fakulteti za management, kjer je magistriral s temo Pomen vključevanja zaposlenih v zdravstveni negi pri oblikovanju politike zdravstvenega sistema. Doktorat znanosti je zaključil na Medicinski fakulteti Univerze v Ljubljani na znanstvenem področju socialne medicine.

Trenutno je zaposlen na Nacionalnem inštitutu za javno zdravje, v Centru za duševno zdravje, na delovnem mestu nacionalnega eksperta s področja javnega zdravja.

Poklicno pot je pričel na Univerzitetni psihiatrični kliniki Ljubljana, kjer je med drugim opravljal delo glavnega zdravstvenika Centra za zdravljenje odvisnih od prepovedanih drog. Njegovo strokovno delo obsega predvsem področja zdravstvene nege n apodročju duševnega zdravja in psihiatrije, s poudarkom na odvisnosti od psihoaktivnih substanc, managementa v zdravstvu ter javnega zdravja.

Aktiven je na številnih strokovnih področjih. Bil je predsednik Sekcije medicinskih sester in zdravstvenih tehnikov v psihiatriji ter član Sveta Vlade Republike Slovenije za duševno zdravje. Od leta 2009 je član Razširjenega strokovnega kolegija za zdravstveno in babiško nego (RSKZBN), ki predstavlja najvišje strokovno svetovalno telo ministra za zdravje na področju zdravstvene in babiške nege. V obdobju od leta 2015 do 2019 je bil njegov predsednik.

Leta 2016 je bil kot predsednik RSKZBN imenovan v delovno skupino Ministrstva za zdravje, ki je pripravila izhodišča za dokument o razmejitvi kompetenc in aktivnosti izvajalcev zdravstvene nege. Vsebine s tega področja so bile pozneje prvič v zgodovini Republike Slovenije vključene tudi v zakonodajno ureditev.

Vseskozi je aktiven tudi na področju standardov in normativov v zdravstveni negi. Je soavtor priročnika Slovenska kategorizacija zahtevnosti bolnišnične zdravstvene nege.

Aktivno sodeluje tudi pri delu Zbornice zdravstvene in babiške nege Slovenije – Zveze strokovnih društev medicinskih sester, babic in zdravstvenih tehnikov Slovenije ter v različnih strokovnih in delovnih telesih. Bil je član Delovne skupine za pripravo Strategije razvoja zdravstvene nege in zdravstvene oskrbe v sistemu zdravstvenega varstva v Republiki Sloveniji za obdobje od leta 2011 do 2020, vodja Delovne skupine za pripravo osnutka Zakona o dejavnosti zdravstvene in babiške nege ter član Strateškega sveta za pripravo Zakona o zdravstveni in babiški negi.

V letih 2019 in 2020 je na Ministrstvu za zdravje vodil Delovno skupino za pripravo predlogov sprememb Zakona o duševnem zdravju.

Doc. dr. Branko Bregar je nosilec in izvajalec predmeta Zdravstvena nega in duševno zdravje na študijskem programu prve stopnje Zdravstvena nega.

Na študijskih programih druge stopnje sodeluje kot mentor in soizvajalec pri predmetih Na dokazih podprta praksa v zdravstveni negi, Na dokazih podprta praksa v promociji zdravja, Na dokazih podprto delovanje v zdravstveni organizaciji, Magistrski seminar 1 in 2, Komuniciranje, izgradnja odnosov in medpoklicno sodelovanje, Programi krepitve duševnega zdravja na ravni posameznika in skupnosti – preventiva duševnih motenj, Supervizija za managerje in vodje ter Učinkovito sporazumevanje in veščine v medosebnih odnosih v zdravstveni obravnavi.

Sodeluje tudi pri študijskem programu za izpopolnjevanje Mentorstvo v kliničnem okolju.

Curriculum Vitae

Assoc. Prof. Dr Branko Bregar graduated from the College of Health Studies and obtained a professional degree in nursing. He completed a Master of Science degree at the Faculty of Management, with a thesis entitled The Importance of Involving Nursing Employees in Health System Policy Development. He earned his doctoral degree at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Ljubljana, in the field of social medicine.

He is currently employed at the National Institute of Public Health, Centre for Mental Health, where he works as a national expert in public health.

He began his professional career at the University Psychiatric Clinic Ljubljana, where he held several professional and managerial positions, including Head Nurse of the Centre for the Treatment of Illicit Drug Addiction. His main areas of professional and academic interest include mental health and psychiatric nursing, substance use disorders, healthcare management, and public health.

He has held a number of important professional positions. He served as President of the Section of Nurses and Health Technicians in Psychiatry and as a member of the Council of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for Mental Health. Since 2009, he has been a member of the Extended Professional Board for Nursing and Midwifery (RSKZBN), the highest professional advisory body to the Minister of Health in the field of nursing and midwifery. From 2015 to 2019, he served as President of the Board.

In 2016, as President of the RSKZBN, he was appointed to a working group of the Ministry of Health responsible for developing the foundations for the national framework defining competencies and activities of nursing professionals. These issues were later incorporated into Slovenian legislation for the first time.

He has also been actively involved in the development of professional standards and staffing norms in nursing and is a co-author of the handbook Slovenian Classification of the Complexity of Hospital Nursing Care.

He collaborates actively with the Nurses and Midwives Association of Slovenia and participates in various national professional and advisory bodies. He was a member of the Working Group for the Development of the Strategy for Nursing and Healthcare Development in the Healthcare System of the Republic of Slovenia for 2011–2020, Head of the Working Group for the preparation of the draft Nursing and Midwifery Practice Act, and a member of the Strategic Council for the preparation of the Nursing and Midwifery Act.

In 2019 and 2020, he led a Ministry of Health working group responsible for preparing proposals for amendments to the Mental Health Act.

Assoc. Prof. Dr Branko Bregar is the course coordinator and lecturer for Nursing and Mental Health within the first-cycle Nursing programme.

At the second-cycle level, he is involved as a supervisor and co-lecturer in courses covering evidence-based nursing practice, evidence-based health promotion, evidence-based practice in healthcare organisations, master’s seminars, communication and interprofessional collaboration, mental health promotion and prevention of mental disorders, supervision for managers and leaders, and effective communication and interpersonal skills in healthcare.

He also contributes to the continuing professional development programme Mentorship in the Clinical Environment.