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1. What were the significant benefits reported by the studies?
This systematic review reported inconsistent findings regarding the impact of vaccination apps on uptake, decision-making, and knowledge. However, consistently positive results were observed in terms of patient perceptions, usability, and acceptability

2. How did apps affect…[Read more]

I think it is not very different from a discussion board, as it allows individuals to express their own ideas. However, compared to a traditional classroom, it may differ in terms of real-world interaction.

I think it can be useful in online meetings, especially when not all participants are able to actively engage. It could also be used during…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing your experience, Cing. I’ve tried the screen tap interaction like you mentioned. It worked well and made me enjoy trying new VR videos even more.

Thank you for sharing your experience, Aung. I also feel dizzy, just like you mentioned—especially when I watch videos with rapid frame changes.

I’ve tried YouTube VR audio and the Google Cardboard app. I really enjoyed the skydiving experience—it felt super exciting, almost like doing it in real life. I also tried a roller coaster VR, which made me feel a bit dizzy.

There were a few issues with the headset, like it didn’t fit the phone properly and was uncomfortable to wear. I think…[Read more]

Hi Cing, I also encountered the same issue with the baud rate. Your application of this IoT system in the vaccine cold chain is both interesting and highly relevant in today’s context.

Pacharapol, thank you for sharing your project. I really appreciate the idea of applying this system in a greenhouse setting, as it can help maintain optimal environmental conditions to support healthy plant growth.

1.) Visualization & Experimentation

I used a hair dryer on the sensor, which caused a sharp drop in humidity and a quick rise in temperature. After that, I turned on the air conditioner, and both the temperature and humidity gradually went down. This shows how the sensor responds to changes in the environment.

2.) Challenges & Solutions
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Thank you for sharing information about glucose monitoring IoT. Traditionally, blood glucose levels have been measured by sending blood samples to the laboratory or using pinprick methods with glucose strips. In recent years, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems have become widely available on the market. However, these systems still have…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing this IoT-Based Smart Home Security System article. This IoT technology is increasingly being used in everyday applications. It can connect to mobile devices and integrate with home and environmental control systems such as Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or Zigbee. It is particularly useful for home security. Additionally, similar…[Read more]

Summary
The study titled “Insole-Based Systems for Health Monitoring: Current Solutions and Research Challenges” by Subramaniam et al. is particularly interesting to me. It investigates the application of wearable IoT technologies embedded in insoles for continuous health monitoring, allowing for unobtrusive assessment during daily activities.…[Read more]

completely agree with the importance of balancing user requirements with project objectives. Since different users often have varying needs, it’s impossible to deliver a product that satisfies everyone without significantly increasing resources like time and cost. I believe that constantly readjusting the plan to accommodate every user’s dem…[Read more]

I currently serve as the Deputy CIO at a public hospital, leading a project to achieve Hospital Accreditation Information Technology (HAIT) certification. In this role, I apply nearly all the principles of the 12-step management process.

The first step is to clearly define the project for all stakeholders, highlighting its importance and…[Read more]

Previously, I served as a leader in a medical student organization. I set an example to inspire one of my juniors to take on a project. Initially, she was hesitant because she believed it would be too challenging and feared it might end in failure. I encouraged her by highlighting her strengths and emphasizing the potential benefits the project…[Read more]

Recalling details is my weakest area in listening. I encounter this problem when doing my job as a doctor examining patients, though not in meetings or conferences. During history taking, I have to multitask by evaluating the patient’s detailed history, observing their expressions, performing a physical examination, and considering differential d…[Read more]

Motivation stands out as my strongest emotional intelligence skill. This aspect of EQ allows me to recognize the value of my work for both myself and others, driving me to take on ambitious challenges in both academic and professional contexts and succeed in them.

However, self-regulation is my weakest area. When I face difficult individuals or…[Read more]

Hello everyone,

I am Chanapong Lertpanyawattanakul, a rehabilitation doctor at a community hospital. Currently, I also serve as the Deputy CIO at my hospital. Having gained valuable knowledge from the MAP-C program, I am eager to further expand and deepen my understanding of health informatics to enhance my career path, including academic…[Read more]

I would like to discuss point 15 on page 342: ‘When the same hypothesis is tested in different studies and none or a minority of the tests are statistically significant (all P > 0.05), the overall evidence supports the hypothesis.’ While individual studies may not show statistical significance, it would be incorrect to assume that this trend…[Read more]

Hello everyone,
My name is Chanapong. I am currently employed as a physiatrist at Chao Phaya Abhaibhubejr Hospital. In my work, I frequently utilize statistics for analyzing medical records and conducting research. I am proficient in using MS Excel and SPSS. Additionally, I am currently enhancing my skills in data analysis by studying R and…[Read more]

According to the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), for successful adoption, new technology should be at least as useful as its predecessor. If the new technology is only easier to use but does not offer the same level of usefulness or functionality as the old one, users may resist adopting it. To ensure the successful adoption of new technology,…[Read more]