Kansiri Apinantanakul

Thank you for sharing such comprehensive list of potential confounders.
What you pick up about marital status is quite interesting.

Thank you for sharing.
This confounder is the first one come in my mind as well.
I do agree with you!

Disease awareness
This confounder may be quite related to others comments but what I would like to highlight is the “awareness” of the application user. As our lesson learned from a previous contact tracing application in Thailand. In the initial phase, most people decided to enter information in contact tracing applications as much as pos…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing.
Not only the definition and the concept of this indicator, but you also show the examples
Thanks!

Thank you for sharing.
It’s quite similar to Infant mortality rate but different in the cut-point of death observed for each case.

Hi All,

I would like to share with you all about Infant mortality rate
Definition:
Per CDC, Infant mortality rate is defined as the number of infant deaths for every 1,000 live births (this death is needed to occur prior to their first birthday).*

*Please remark that even the name of this indicator is RATE, the denominator is not TOTAL nor the TI…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing.
Your work is quite interesting.
I like the way you bring service-oriented to the top list.
Among the tension of COVID-19, the kindness, and friendliness of all staff is the most appreciative thing.

Thank you for sharing, my situation is quite the same as yours.

Dear All,

As same as Siriphak, I am also not directly involved with the contribution of COVID-19 policy in my setting. I’m working as a Clinical Research Associate (CRA). I mostly play the role of the follower of the policy.
I would divide my practice into 2 main settings.

At my office/my organization:
Adherence to the company measure: My o…[Read more]

Hi All,

Thank you Dr. Preut for sharing the interesting project on UCEP. This program is crucial and benefit to vast Thailand population including my family.

I would like to bring the attention to the UCEP and the implementation in COVID-19 era as well.
UCEP stands for Universal Coverage for Emergency Patients. This project was implemented in…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing such a interesting trend.
I’m curious that the province that the search is popular is quite related to the province that own the medical school. Do you agree?

Thank you for sharing ka.
I agree with you that the role of Health Informatician is not widely recognized in Thailand.
I guess because this track is quite special in term of of the specialty (need knowledge of medical + IT).

Thank you for sharing such an interesting information.
I just know this data pool today.
I agree with you that data sharing auditing process is crucial.

Thank you for sharing.
I really like your idea of data sharing platform and the way to maintain it.
I agree with the data privacy and security perspective in data sharing as well.

If I were in charge for the data sharing authorization. I would consider data sharing. In my opinion, the data sharing is beneficial to the scientific field, public health field and so on.
Each country possesses unique characteristic and perhaps owning the pools for priceless data to be contributed to others. For example, Thailand is the one of…[Read more]

If I were in charge for the data sharing authorization. I would consider data sharing. In my opinion, the data sharing is beneficial to the scientific field, public health field and so on.
Each country possesses unique characteristic and perhaps owning the pools for priceless data to be contributed to others. For example, Thailand is the one of…[Read more]

Thanks for sharing ka.
Your point on advantages is interesting.
The reduce of paper is another important point to concern.
Not only reduce the cost of paper and ink itself, the use of EMR also reduce the cost the records destruction.

Thank for your sharing ka.
Your sharing on the weakness is quite interesting.
I also heard the event of network collapse several times in many big hospitals.
The investment of the EMR is not limited to the EMR itself but the network, hardware and the training cost as well.

Thanks for sharing ka.
Your point of view in pharmacy is interesting.
I agree with you that the use of electronic records could improve the service quality but it takes a lot of effort from all levels including the pharmacist, pharmacy assistant and owner as well.

The advantage and the disadvantage of implementing EMR instead of paper-based medical record could be summarized as follows:

Advantage(s):
1) Improve the accessibility of the patient medical record: The information could be derived faster and facilitate the patient care service during the prime time of the day comparing to searching the patient…[Read more]