Hi everyone! I’m Soe Htike. You can call me Soe (it sounds like “So”). I’m excited to be a part of this program. With the knowledge and insights I will gain from this program, I am confident I can contribute to meaningful transformations in my country’s public health landscape. Thanks!

Hi, My name is Phyo Thu Aung and ‘Phyo’ is my short name. I am a Myanmar citizen. I had a great memory working as a health information system officer around in 2016 and 2017. Since then, I consider that when I have a chance to study for a master degree, I will choose a program related to health informatics course. My dream comes true.😊 But I feel like I have to study a lot in this program to promote my knowledge and ability in health informatic area. Can’t wait to see you all in the course.👋

Hello everyone, I’m Nichcha Subdee. Feel free to call me Nid-Cha, my first name. If that’s a bit tricky, you can also call me as ‘Prize,’ which is my nickname. I’m from Thailand and I’m really looking forward to connecting with all of you from various countries. I’m eager to learn about different public health experiences from your nations. See you all soon!😃

Hello, My name is Weerapat Pipithruengkrai. You can call me “Poom”. I’m from Bangkok, Thailand. I freshly graduated from the Faculty of ICT at Mahidol Univerity last year. I have worked as Computer Technical Officer at Siriraj Hospital. I was responsible for Web development, Low-code platform, and Robotic Process Automation. I enrolled in BHI program as I would like to combine my IT knowledge with healthcare topics to be a part of the quality personnel of healthcare IT education and industry. I look forward to meeting you all. Thank you.

Hello everyone, I am Boonyarat or you can call me Kanun as well. I am currently Pharmacist in ChiangMai, Thailand.
Great to meet you all.😀

Greetings to all,

My name is Teeraboon Lertwanichwattana, hailing from Thailand. I hold the esteemed position of a general physician and am currently engaged as a teaching assistant at PhramongKuaklao College of Medicine, Thailand. It’s a genuine pleasure to have the opportunity to make your acquaintance.

Sawasdee ka, hello everyone.

My name is Panyada Cholsakhon, you can call me Namfah or Sky (in English). I am a registered nurse working at the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) at the Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand. I am planing to perform a nursing informatics specialist role in my hospital in the future that’s why I am here in this BHI course with you. It’s nice to meet you all amazing people and I am really excited to see you soon!!!

Hello everyone,

My name is Thitikan Pohpoach. Please feel free to call me ‘Fon’ or ‘Fond’. I am a pharmacist at the Thai FDA, Division of Innovative Health Products and Services, Nonthaburi, Thailand. I believe gaining skills and knowledge in Health Informatics will benefit my work and also develop myself. It is my pleasure to meet you all and wish we have these great two years ahead! 🙂

Hello everyone. I am Noi Yar from Myanmar. I am a medical doctor currently working as a research assistant part-time at Shin Kong Wu-Ho Su Memorial Hospital, Taiwan. I had a chance to participate in some mobile health implementation and evaluation projects after graduation and gained an interest in health informatics subject. I believe this program will equip me with the necessary knowledge and skills to thrive in this field. Glad to meet you all.

I’m Pyae Thu Tun, you can call me ‘Pyae’ and I’m delighted to be a part of this biomedical and health informatics program. I have experience in the medical field and a strong interest in blending healthcare with technology. I’m excited to learn about things like electronic health records and healthcare data analysis. I’m here to both learn from you all and share my thoughts as we explore together. Despite the program being online, I also look forward to meeting you in person whenever opportunities arise. 😊

Hello everyone! 😀 My name is Suppasit Srisaeng, but you can call me Mumi. I’m a medical doctor who has worked as a general physician in a rural hospital for several years. Recently, I completed the Field Epidemiology Training Program in Thailand, where I was involved in outbreak investigations, surveillance evaluations, and data analysis. My passion lies in Health Informatics, particularly in implementing integrated data systems to ease the burden on frontline healthcare colleagues. I’m excited to learn alongside all of you in the BHI online program and aim to develop sustainable, tailor-made solutions to address the pain points of actual users.

Hello friends! Greetings! Sorry for introducing myself late. I am Myat Htoo Linn from Myanmar and you can call me “Myat Htoo”. I have experience working in the data management area of community-based health development projects over the past years. I am interested in pursuing the health informatics master study program because I want to learn more about the technologies and methods for improving healthcare delivery and outcomes using data-driven solutions, especially at the community level. Hope to see you all in person later. 🤝