Khaing Zin Zin Htwe

Thank your for your interest and question. Currently, the data cannot be obtained automatically from phone calls, and so manual data entry is required. However, if the entered data can be analyzed for decision-making such as which SRH problems are prevalent among certain age groups, it can cover the 3rd domain. And for the second question, it is…[Read more]

The part of your discussion which interests me the most is about security. Since one data breach or one wrongful modification can harm the patient (even his/her life), security is the most crucial and important feature. And also, about how the project impacts the current health practice, I think it can improve both health outcomes and quality of…[Read more]

Thanks to your clear presentation, I can see how this system is helping 90-90-90 target. Visualization of the reports is a very useful feature for both operational and decision-making level. In addition, public health staffs will not longer have to immerse in large piles for paper for a single report, significantly improving validity and their…[Read more]

E-prescription is one of the areas to be focused in developing enterprise architecture. I got more insight into e-prescription thanks to your presentation. It improves the current health practice in all aspects. It is also beneficial for post market surveillance if it can reliably collect reports (side effects, etc.) from users.

Thank you for interesting presentation especially for pointing out the burdens of mental illnesses which are often overlooked in healthcare industry. With the help of AI, the key to success of psychotherapy can be drawn out as you mentioned. This will lead to effective psychotherapy with less need of side effect-prone drugs. Moreover, it can also…[Read more]

Dear Sara, not only your clear presentation but also the slide design attract the audience. It is a good opportunity to learn about how other countries are battling with centralized health system. In my opinion, it would bring the value of the project into clearer light if the impacts were grouped into 3 categories in terms of cost, customer…[Read more]

The responsiveness issue could be very challenging without ICD standard.

Without ICD standard to classify disease diagnosis, health information sharing is impossible between hospitals, regions, or across the world. Lack of interoperability means that there will be not enough evidence for decision-making through health research, finally leading to impaired quality of health care.
Moreover, the more requirement in…[Read more]

Access from tablet might be more accepted by clinicians since it is portable and easier to use due to its screen touch feature.

This report gave me an insight into another perspective on EHR. Although the correlation as shown in the scatterplot is low, the survey indicates a lot of physicians having burnout from EHR. The complicated relationship between physician burnout and EHR should be established with further studies/research.

Although I have never heard of any…[Read more]

Voice-typing is one good solution. Thanks for pointing out.

Agree with you on integrating EHR in medical and related universities.

Thank you for pointing out the importance of concept, practice and system in addition to technology in eHealth.

According to Shaw T, et al, eHealth is integration of information technology in health and wellness in 3 domains (health in our hands, interacting for health, data enabling health) resulting in empowered consumers, informed and responsive professionals and efficient and connective systems.

Sadly, I haven’t seen the use of big data in healthcare in my country as the data here is not in consistence with all Vs. However the volume of the data system used to collect HIV data across the whole country is big enough. It also is relatively fast to produce meaningful information (velocity), and gives some insights to the researchers on HIV data.

I think Apple Health is big data because of its:
1. Volume: it collects health data from millions of users of iphone, iwatch and other third party apps
2. Velocity: daily progress or long-term trends can be viewed by users anytime
3. Variety: it contains data from sensors, text, images and biometrics, etc
4. Veracity: with advanced technology…[Read more]

The laboratory system can be the starting point of a more extensive informatics framework for the hospital. Implementing the system has helped a lot in a matter of life and death of the patient as you have mentioned in the AMI case. I agree with you on that some physicians refusing to adapt to it is a big challenge, and it will call for advocacy…[Read more]

For the organization I’m currently working at, we have developed a software (combination of web app and mobile app) for directly observed treatment for TB patients. In response to Covid19 crisis, we had to find a way where community volunteers can provide anti-TB drugs to patients without actually visiting them. The mobile app records volunteer’s…[Read more]

This is a very interesting description of the story to read. It was wise of Grays Harbor to invest in security measures rather than losing a large amount to the future attack. And I agree with the comment given by Wachirawit about the need to back up data in cloud services.