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Hi Khun Chanapong….In addition to what Ah.Saranath mentioned, I found your dashboard is “Fun”. They offer options for us to change the chart type when maximizing the chart too. I think this is good for the viewer to make their own chart to find insights.

Hi Thansoeoosoe.Oo … I like the interactive describing data when pointing out at every single point in the graph, also the graduated point map to distinguish between total confirmed cases and per million population for each country. The thing that not quite appropriate, for me, is that the class values are not proportional. Maybe because of the…[Read more]

Khun Tullaya, Your dashboard has given overview insights in terms or global situation yet minimalized. I like the stacked histogram showing case comparison by WHO Regions. It gives a one-shot insight into how much burden America and Europe has for the situation compare to other regions.

Thank you, Aj.Saranath for your suggestion. I checked out the dashboard and found it’s quite good but have it could have been better if;
1. They could replace the table with a list of confirmed cases by province with a horizontal bar graph. Also, the list should be on one page, by stretching down to the bottom.
2. In the map, they could use the g…[Read more]

I am quite sure all dashboards shared by our classmate are impressive and has many options to be an example to be used in the future. However, I would like to show the one that I DON’T LIKE, just to give an example of what I think is not an example of a useful dashboard. The one I am talking about is from Thailand’s department of disease con…[Read more]

Hi Khun Kunnthida…The study concludes only people are diagnosed with TB, both newly and previously. The result is to find out a potential risk of TB transmission in a school.

Hi Khun Chanapong…I am not an expert in the US health care system too but from I heard, population +65 in the study should be covered by “medicare”, the insurance scheme for old age. However, not all older covered by the scheme, some may be covered by self-funded private insurance. I just google about the coverage and found that medicare cover…[Read more]

Hi Pyae Phyo Aung…Thank you for your questions. I have to accepts that this study is huge and there are numbers of the previous study by Wood et al to read more. However, I am making myself to get to understand the concepts in a limited time and here is my answer.

Refer to Table 1, only 3 out of 36 subjects from new and previous TB who go to…[Read more]

Hi Khun Patcharapol…Thank you for your comments. The device used in this study reminds me of contact tracing application too. Imagine, our mobile phone which already has ability to do the GPS tracking can have more biomedical function like the CO2 levels monitoring installed in. I used to read an article about ideas of developing our mobile…[Read more]

Hi Khun Chanapong … Thank you for your comments. According to my understanding…This study is interpreting hot spot analysis to find exposure potential for the susceptible and transmission potential regarding adolescents. Results in Fg.2 B shows that adolescents spent more than halves of time throughout the study at school/work. The…[Read more]

Hi Khun Thanachol… Thank you for your presentation. You gave all details from the study to us in depths. I have something I don’t understand much which is because myself and it’s about statistical analysis. A conclusion is most of the crashes happened on the high way where mostly direct route which I think apparently all high way is a direct…[Read more]

Hi Khun Chanapong…Thank you for the presentation. This study reminds me of our UHC. When the UHC had been implemented, the number of patients visiting hospitals kept increasing significantly and some say that it’s because of the free of charge so coming to the hospital is not to worry much about anymore. But that fact is, the UHC fulfil the…[Read more]

Hi Khun Chalermphon….The objectives of this project are what we want to escalate the air pollution situation to national level or national agenda. I have to say that statistic is not my cup of tea but I always want to know about it. This study picked up data for all the parameters only during Jan – April, which I assume because of the reason of…[Read more]

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Thank you, Aj.Saranath. Your answer gives many ideas for us to find out more krub.

The first one, they accepted that their cross-sectional study has weakness in term of sample data, the actual data, the number of deaths was higher than that of the data they used for analysis while the second one uses data from the electronic medical record, comparing between groups, prior and after changing of water sources. I think the…[Read more]

I would vote for the second one as the study does not only the mapping of the prevalence but analysing accessibility and availability of the existing prevention program. Mapping of the EMS call through coordinate difference has given the study clustering of the prevalence more in details which can be used for further study. Mapping in figure 3 is…[Read more]

I would rather recommend the first one as it is more directly related to the health issue. The air quality has impacts on the difference aspect of quality of life for the population in the area especially the PM10. To raise the issue to national authority for any specific laws and regulation to manage the problem, health issue seemed to be one of…[Read more]