Auswin Rojanasumapong

The good things about EMR in my setting are
– Easy to access: Medical records of each patient can be accessed easily anywhere in the hospital (and for some situations, access minor necessary details from outside of the hospital can be done) so when referring the patient from one department to another it is much easier to communicate and provide…[Read more]

My suggestions on coping with challenges in big health data challenges are

Missing Data: Since the missing data was not random, but from the intention of each study to omit or ignore meaningful data that might be useful for further analysis, there should be an agreement on what data should be collected in the similar topics of the study (eg. for…[Read more]

I agree with all of the recommendations. However, in reality, it is much harder to follow the recommended steps. In my opinion, unlike making a decision in clinical care in which there are clear cuts between normal and abnormal(disease), defining the act of corruption is often difficult. If we cannot start by defining what is wrong and what is…[Read more]

I would like to give an example from the current situation. Currently, Thailand’s health care system is transforming the Universal Coverage Scheme to make the patient easier to access care. Before the transformation (“30 Baht Treat All”), in order to use the Universal Coverage Scheme, the patient must visit the hospital or the health care provider…[Read more]

I agree with you about the continuous input of the data in the hospital. There should be no gap between the system downtime, and replication of the server is necessary.

In my opinion, the procedure that should be included in the plan is data replication. Because hospitals and healthcare sectors must always be up and running, I want to design my organization’s information system to be always available to provide seamless care for the patient. The replication system should be synchronous replication because the…[Read more]

I agree with you that high availability can make a hospital visit completed in a timely manner. This also benefits the hospital since the service can be done faster, the more customer or the patient can be treated, leads to more profit.

If I implement the high availability technology in my hospital information system, the benefits are
– Higher patient safety, because health care providers can always access vital patient information which leads to better clinical decisions and better health outcome
– Satisfaction from both health care providers and patients. High availability of…[Read more]

When I want to share the database with others in my team I did the same as you did but instead of de-identify the data, I just set the permission in the system to decide which level of access can see the sensitive or identifiable data (only the person who is an administrator can see the sensitive or identifiable data).

I would like to share the factors related to my work. As a manager of COVID-19 vaccine clinic manager, here are STEEP factors of my context

Social: Trends about getting vaccinated change rapidly and change over time depending on the situation that occurs in that time period (eg. news about adverse reaction from vaccine tend to change people’s…[Read more]

I do not have experience about not being able to preserve the CIA of the system, but I would like to share the process of running the COVID-19 vaccine reservation and the idea that might be the pitfall of the system.

In the COVID-19 vaccine clinic, we would like to make it easier for the patient to reserve the date and time to get vaccinated, so…[Read more]

Thank you for your presentation. I agree with you about the importance of screening and surveillance for chronic kidney disease (CKD) since it is often missed and may present with late-stage if not early detected. Detecting the early stage of kidney disease can help both the patients to beware of their current underlying disease condition, and…[Read more]

Thank you for your presentation about Leptospirosis Surveillance System. It is necessary for the current situation in Thailand and I think you can combine other diseases that are related to floodings, such as conjunctivitis, dengue, or cholera in the system using the same data flow.

I agree with you about showing respect to volunteers and other workers. Not only the listeners that the Singapore PM showed respect, he also gives credit to health care workers that are dedicated to fighting COVID-19.

I use to do my project about eHealth literacy and its association with health outcomes. I made Gantt Chart plan my project to do the research while I was in residency training. Because it was my first research project, the time I took for each activity are long, but it was my first time using Gantt Chart.

Here is my Gantt Chart

Compares two leaders communicating about the COVID-19 situation, there are some details that both are different

1. Be first: From both messages, in my opinion, they tried to communicate at the right time and as early as possible, but for Singapore PM he stated that the situation has been started for 2 weeks which is acceptable to consider all the…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing. In my opinion, COVID-19 triggers the need in developing a telehealth system that can be difficult to avoid using nowadays. People are forced to use this kind of system, and it will be the new trend of the health care system.

Thank you for sharing. I agree with you that biological terrorism can lead to future PHEIC in the future. COVID-19 pandemic situation shows us that how bad it can be if there is an outbreak of serious diseases, and terrorists can threaten the people with these biological attacks, too.

Thank you for sharing. I agree with you about the cost that occurred from inaccurate data. Overestimated data can lead to wasting costs and underestimated data, from my perspective, can lead to wasting cost, too (from solving problems that can be detected earlier with the lower budget needed).