Pyae Thu Tun

I would create an app that acts like a one-stop health resource center. With this app, users can easily check out different health topics and find links, documents, blogs, videos, and more from trusted sources. An important feature will let users save stuff for offline reading, like documents and videos, even when they’re not connected to the…[Read more]

Dear Ching To Chung, it’s true that cancer patients face unique challenges, and a dedicated community for mutual support can truly make a difference. My mom battled a rare cancer too, and I believe you will overcome this journey as well.

Based on what I’ve gathered from various sources online, Java seems to be a suitable choice for app development, both for web and mobile platforms. For web apps, it’s said that Java is the main language for creating dynamic and interactive interfaces. It’s used to build modern web applications and plays a key role in enhancing user experience.…[Read more]

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…[Read more]

Definitely, the internet has sped up how we get information here in Myanmar. This helps healthcare professionals like us stay updated on new research, treatment methods, and medical practices. Websites and resources like this course are great for improving our skills through webinars and learning materials. The use of internet-based health data…[Read more]

Thank you, Nichcha, for explaining the different network options in this scenario and also highlighting the importance of data security. As Thitikan and Alongkorn mentioned, I’m also considering using PAN and then WAN for sending the collected data to MOPH if possible. Locally, using PAN with Bluetooth to connect wearable blood pressure devices…[Read more]

Sure, when I started as a project officer, I had a similar experience where I had to convert a hardcopy report to an Excel format. The field team staff initially resisted cooperation because they preferred to continue using their standard reporting format. They are also unfamiliar with using even simple applications like Excel. However, after r…[Read more]

As we don’t have a centralized information system, we are facing a big problem in our organization. Currently, each department has its own system and runs independently. Our processes frequently experience delays as a result of this disorganized approach, especially when we need precise and important information. It takes a lot of time to gather…[Read more]