Wah Wah Lwin

In my experience, the most common cyber threats I’ve come across at work are phishing emails. They usually look like official messages and try to trick people into clicking a link or sharing sensitive information. Luckily, my organization provides regular training on cybersecurity awareness which has helped me and my colleagues spot suspicious e…[Read more]

Hi Siriluk!

Thank you so much for sharing your ideas. I think that sounds contemporary, particularly in high, and middle income countries. For patients those have basic technological knowledge, it’s a great approach for hospital settings. On the other hand, for those who do not have enough tech knowledge, may be from the hospital operation team,…[Read more]

Hi Jenny! Thanks for sharing current practices in the Philippines. It’s good to know!
Yep, in terms of patients’ feasibility and service delivery by the hospital system, I also view that mobile app is convenient and satisfactory for the patients. Also, service providers can communicate with the patients effectively. As you mentioned, although this…[Read more]

Nice to know you!

Nice to know you, Jenny!

Nice to know you, Ko Aung!

Nice to know you, William!

Nice to know you, Nang Phyoe!

nice to know you, Hteik Htar!

Hi everyone! I am Wah Wah Lwin from Myanmar, and you can call me Wah Wah for short. I obtained my bachelor degree in Medicine, a postgraduate diploma in Research Studies, and master degree in Public Policy with Health specialization. My work background has been mainly focused on Monitoring and Evaluation for over a decade in NGO settings, with an…[Read more]

If I were to build a medical app for patients and doctors as part of the hospital system or workflow, I would choose to build a LAN client/server application for the following reasons.

Firstly, we need to think about the importance of information sharing, particularly in terms of data security and confidentiality. Sensitive patient information,…[Read more]

I agree with your points. From your experience sharing ,I could say that all components of IS are highly related to human’s expertise (technical ability) and continuous oversights, to operate the system smoothly and with minimal errors.

I agree with your points while we are talking about IS in Myanmar. Particularly, data quality issue is one of the most problematic issues in PHC referral and IS. Although the assigned staffs are provided series of training, we frequently encounter man-made errors/ignorance overtimes. This could lead to wrong/misinformation to the authorities who…[Read more]

Based from my working experience from previous (Non-Profit) organization, I ‘d like to discuss the following points from the Information System (IS). Recently, I worked for Southeast Asia One Health University Network, where the network is comprised of eight universities networks from Southeast Asia member countries. As a network, we support One H…[Read more]