Boonyarat Kanjanapongporn

Thank you for pointing this topic, I do never really compare the length of confidence interval previous.😀 This really give a value briefing of how to compare it.

Your both explanations are very clear in consideration of the value outside of confidence interval. Considering other factors before the conclusion is a great idea.

From the journal, there are many interpretations of results where I realized I have missed the concepts of the statistical tests. Below are some interpretations which I think are significant to keep in mind and use further.

Many times, previously, I have heard or interpreted P ≤ 0.05 as the chance of error in rejecting the test hypothesis is 5…[Read more]

I agree with your suggestion on the disease awareness consideration. I think, it is the confounder which could be different in age groups and relate to the application usage.

I like the idea of superiority comparison. This could help us effectively consider many aspects of usefulness.🙂

Thank you for all the comment🙂

I agree with you, especially on the compatibility with the silos system which might affect to the workflow system, and alter people perception to the technology.

Thank you for sharing, I agree with your comprehensive definition for all the three measurement.

Thank you for sharing, prioritize between the information need and the time consumption is the important process before initial the interview.

I am Boonyarat, currently I am a community pharmacist working in various pharmacy stores. My main tasks are medicine counseling and dispensing, and product recommendations which aren’t directly involved with statistics. However, to keep up with the medical and treatment updates, I do have to read published journals for better customer r…[Read more]

Efficacy is the effect outcome which is from the measurement under controlled or ideal conditions. The efficacy study, such as Randomized control trials, will be done under strict inclusion/exclusion criteria and intervention. The result from efficacy measurement might be limited to generalizations depending on the population included in the…[Read more]

Fred Davis, the initiator of TAM frame work, defined perceived usefulness as the degree to which a person believes that using a particular system would enhance his/her job performance. Therefore, there might be many aspects of technology which can be evaluated in that particular job performance expectation, and depend on the type of technology and…[Read more]

There are many factors which could influence the perceived ease of use or perceived usefulness. The type of technology and adoption among the population might be differential factors for technology acceptance. Below are some variables that I am aware of.

Facilitating condition (FC) is the individual belief that an organizational and technical…[Read more]

Identifiable data such as name, telephone number and email address are often protected and removed. However, indirect identification could happen from the combination of non-identify data (such as Age, Ethnicity, Job titles, City) which could lead others to identify the participants.
People would probably identify me from job related…[Read more]

In order to understand the reasons for not using bed-nets in particular populations, i would perform qualitative research. In-depth interviews can be used as a tool for gathering data on people’s beliefs and opinions.

In-depth interviews could be directly target to interested participants from the previous quantitative research which could be t…[Read more]

Technology experience and skills is the potential confounder between the association of age group and contact pattern. Below is the clarification.

Firstly, the level of technology experiences and skills could impact the contact pattern. People with previous experience and skills in using applications, for example, experience in using different…[Read more]

The infant mortality rate is the number of infant deaths in a single year for every 1,000 live births in the same year.

The infant mortality rate calculates the number of infant deaths in the first year of life divided by the number of live births multiplied by 1000.

The infant mortality rate is the key information about overall health of…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing many points of good practice from CRA position. I agree that every positions which were direct/non-direct involved with patients, could promote ethical work process from awareness of good practice.

Thank you for sharing the idea of good practice standards from hospital setting.