Wannisa Wongkamchan

I completely agree. If HA technology is implemented effectively, it will ensure the hospital’s system runs smoothly without interruptions. This improves patient safety, supports better care, and helps the hospital save costs while meeting important regulations.

Implementing High Availability (HA) technology in the HIS offers key benefits to both patients and the hospital, strengthens the hospital’s ability to deliver reliable, efficient, and safe healthcare services.

For Patients
– Ensures doctors and nurses can continuous access patient records and clinical data at all times for timely care.
– Safety,…[Read more]

Thank you for your feedback and question. Yes, I agree that the early symptoms of diabetes can overlap with other diseases, making syndromic surveillance challenging. So I have an idea to use AI to assist in screening for diabetes by combining symptom-based data with risk assessment information. For example, in Thailand, we have the Thai Risk…[Read more]

Thank you for your sharing. I understand how important it is to protect sensitive data in clinical trials. I will be more careful when handling data and use secure methods to share sensitive information.

From the problem of usernames and passwords being hacked, I realize the importance of creating strong passwords and changing them regularly. I have also enabled 2FA to improve my account security.

I have never experienced a failure in maintaining confidentiality, integrity, or availability of information systems. However, as a statistician working in a hospital and work relate patient databases. Although I am not directly responsible for data security, as a data user, I am aware of the possible risks and their consequences.

If…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing your presentation on the hybrid surveillance system. The integration of surveillance methods is a strong approach for early detection. Regarding the use of a weak definition to identify suspected dengue cases, I suggest adding indicators to measure the accuracy of case detection. If the system has high accuracy and minimizes…[Read more]

Thank you for your malaria surveillance system presentation. I appreciate your focus on integrating passive, active, and sentinel surveillance, especially in hard-to-reach areas. Having statistical data on malaria prevalence in remote hilly and forest regions could help plan and select sentinel surveillance sites more effectively.

Thank you for sharing your detailed plan integration of AFP surveillance. Community-based reporting and using technology like GIS and data analytics is a strong point. How ensure timely data sharing between stakeholders in remote areas?

Thank you for sharing your surveillance system work. The integration with existing health systems is a strong feature, as it ensures smoother workflows and better data utilization.

Leaders with good personalities being friendly, charismatic, and socially attractive truly make motivating a team much easier. Their positive traits naturally inspire and encourage others to work together harmoniously toward shared goals.

I completely agree that recognizing each team member’s contributions and making them feel valued is crucial for building a positive and motivated team environment. Additionally, holding team meetings fosters clear communication and ensures everyone understands the project goals, promoting better collaboration.

Since I studied in a field unrelated to health or medicine, when I had to work with a multidisciplinary team, I had to learn a lot to understand the work. I decided to lead a research project about DRG or the Case Mix Index, which no one in my organization has do before.

I invited my supervisor and long experienced staff in the department to…[Read more]

Concentration is crucial for effective listening, as it helps us focus fully on what is being said. Summarizing what we hear improves our ability to recall details and understand the big picture. Additionally, I recommend trying breathing exercises or meditation; these may help maintain focus during conversations.

Starting with something enjoyable, like a music, or movie, helps improve listening skills by making the process fun and engaging. I use this technique to practice my English listening too.

Yes, it’s indeed hard to understand how others feel. ‘Listening with empathy’ is a skill I need to improve as well. Besides noticing nonverbal cues and body language, maybe also need to ask directly but carefully, considering the context and using polite words.

Recalling details is a key skill I need to improve. My job requires me to communicate with medica/healthcare staff. Often, I don’t fully understand their words or points, especially during management or academic meetings. Also, when doctors or nurses request patient statistics, they tend to speak quickly and use specialized medical terms, which a…[Read more]

My strongest EQ component is motivation. I can easily motivate myself when challenges arise or I encounter obstacles or disappointment, and I am quite resilient. My motivation helps me stay committed and push through with patience, knowing that my efforts and patience contribute to a positive impact in my life.

My weakest area is social skills,…[Read more]