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Thank you for your sharing, your presentation encourages me to think about a lot of variables that it’s interesting to research for future work.
These’re some my ideas to share with regards kha,
– Research methods, this study use Correlation Coefficient which is a technique for investigating the relationship between two quantitative, continuous…[Read more]

My video presentation:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Bo6h1kV5WLbzbLJj6jFWZzK_pfFDe1qF/view?usp=sharing

Special thanks for all of your comments ka -/-
This’s so useful and can help me to select a suitable paper for the next step ka 🙂

I agree with K’Thanachol ka. It is quite difficult to choose. For me, both of them are interesting, although they are not exciting, but there are good of GIS knowledge, data collection & research method. For the first one, it’s simple and nice to prepare the presentation. This’s not difference from the previous research, but you will get a method…[Read more]

For the first paper, it’s interesting in Thailand context and it challenge to collect data from the area that has the highest Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in Thailand. This research use GIS technology and spatial analysis techniques tools to describe epidemiological patterns. It may be concerned in data privacy becuase of data entry to The OSD…[Read more]

These are great papers Ameen, I like both of them. It’s hard to select just one topic. For the first paper is in COVID-19 context that very interesting today. Currently, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak has spread across the world and has become a pandemic. This paper study about the influence of meteorological factors on the…[Read more]

We are in the era of Information and communication technology that can be used to improve the quality and safety of health care. In my opinion, although there are some Healthtech startups that do not solve the health problem in the Thailand context. There is an inadequate supply of skilled individuals who have the technical skills to use this…[Read more]

If I have to pay for data set in my country, data sharing is one choice for me to get data that I need. “Data Sharing” is a data exchange process where open, freely available data formats and process patterns are known and standard. Thus, any organization or individual can use any counterparty’s data and metadata.

Although data sharing is g…[Read more]

WHO defines that Universal health coverage (UHC) is a vision of all people obtaining quality health services without suffering financial hardship. UHC means that all individuals and communities receive the health services they need without suffering financial hardship. It includes the full spectrum of essential, quality health services, from…[Read more]

Net Pracharat is a flagship digital infrastructure development project of Thailand. The main objective of Net Pracharat is to strengthen National Broadband Network by expanding high-speed Internet networks to reach all villages in the country and the local Thai people who live in remote areas will be able to access broadband or high-speed…[Read more]

For using EMR instead of the traditional paper-based medical records, there are both Pros and Cons of using as below:
1) Costs
1.1 EMR
– High-cost system implementation.
– Time-less operation and manage data.
1.2 Paper-Based Medical Records
– Require more personnel to manage and maintain paper files.
– Spend time in…[Read more]

According to “BIG HEALTH DATA CHALLENGES” in this paper, there are different types of challenges facing the implementation. For the possible method of handling these issue as below:
1) Missing Data: This is one of the most common problems which can reduce the statistical power of a study and can produce biased estimates, leading to invalid…[Read more]

In my opinion, Telemedicine technology is a hot issue in Thailand now and there is possibility to improve life quality for Thai people in rural areas. There are officially implemented telemedicine programmes at 32 hospitals in rural areas in eight provinces. This technology is expected to reduce expenses for both patients and hospitals and help to…[Read more]

As my organization, there are many databases which stored large business transaction data from enterprise system and legacy systems 24/7. Then it has to install server and database in 2 sites, backup and replicate data everyday by daily batch job automatic running. For disaster recovery plan, the basis team will do a configuration test and control…[Read more]

As the health information system (HIS) helps to manage all medical and administrative information, data that are stored in a database of the HIS are the valuable assets of a hospital. This makes HIS is a risky system because it generates, collects, processes, and retrieves patient information all times. If my hospital chooses to implement the HA…[Read more]

For my situation, there was a project to backup data and transport all configurations to a new server. In a test environment, everything’s smooth as silk, but on production server is not the same. There is some component different that effect to the transport data process. Some data lose and take time to complete. From this crisis, a team get a…[Read more]

This’s an interesting surveillance system. I love your data workflow which can descript the stakeholder and the legacy clearly. I believe that this surveillance system can help to prevent people from TB and decrease TB patients in the future.

This’s a good idea to develop the surveillance system for Chikungunya virus disease which transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. Information and education activities about personal protection and reduction of mosquito breeding sites may help to decrease patient from this disease in one way,