Napisa Freya Sawamiphak

I will consider data sharing. It will provide several benefits such as data exchange across settings, supporting research, providing accurate patients history, decreasing duplicate medications or procedures, and reducing medication errors. However, we need to ensure confidentiality and data security by setting well-controlled regulations/protocols…[Read more]

My workplace is not a healthcare setting; therefore, we don’t use EMR (I have experience using it while internships only) but I agree with all opinions here that EMR is easy to access and convenient for healthcare professionals to retrieve data on real-time basis. It can prevent data loss and can be used across departments, good for patients who…[Read more]

I think we can reduce missing data by
1) Encouraging to use of terms in EHR standards and providing protocol/procedure of required data that need to be filled in the system. Training and make alignment within cross-functional teams and users is also crucial.
2) Set up the mandatory field and fixed answers, e.g. choices Female/male, if possible…[Read more]

I agree with the recommendations stated in the article. I also agree with several opinions from classmates that it is difficult to do in reality. Hierarchy and seniority are presented in some Thai organizations. Also, organizational culture is very important, which could affect people’s courage to speak up and make changes.

I think the role…[Read more]

An example of a health system improvement based on my experience is the Online Adverse event reporting system implemented by the Thai FDA. Previously, all hospitals and pharmaceutical companies needed to report adverse events to the FDA using the paper-based form and send it to the FDA. Then, FDA officers would document it manually. It took time…[Read more]

In my organization, I think data replication and backup are very important, especially in cloud computing (we usually use Onedrive now). We rarely use hard copies, so I think it is better to use technology to store and backup softcopies of the documents. Also, we should have a business continuity plan in place, to make sure all employees…[Read more]

Implementing the High Availablity technology in the hospital information system (HIS) would provide benefits in many ways. It will provide instant data availability, therefore no missing data during the process, and every department can monitor and link data on a real-time basis. It can also lower medication errors and prevent duplicated…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing, so inspiring!!!. I should start focusing on my diet and exercise too. Going to gym is still challenging for me but I agree that we should take care of ourselves 🙂

Thank you for sharing. I rarely use the flow chart. Your flowchart is very clear and I can learn a lot from it !!!

Thank you for sharing. I agree that the social determinants of health are affected by COVID-19 a lot, so is the behavior -e.g. alcohol/sanitizers for hand hygiene, keep social distancing naturally.

Thank you for sharing I also have a similar situation. I like both your idea and Auswin to de-identified the document and set the permission in the system. Will use it in my practice.

I haven’t experienced any CIA issues but I have a similar situation with Karina. Sometimes, we need to collect personal data or CV/Resume for project registration and for internal processes. Therefore, we redacted all unnecessary sensitive data before using the documents and also protect confidentiality by limiting access to the data.

I also work in a private setting and can share some perspectives on it.

Social: I agree with the Lack of communication due to WFH and social distancing strategy. We need to work from home since the beginning of the pandemics. Some people in field-based roles found it is difficult to engage with both internal and external contacts which may affect…[Read more]

Thank you for a nice presentation. I really like your presentation slides!! A diabetic foot ulcer is one of the serious issues in patients with diabetes. I also agree that we may perform active surveillance in patients who have an elevated risk to develop a diabetic foot ulcer, in order to provide early detection and prevention since most people…[Read more]

Thank you for your suggestion. I agree that missed cases would happen, therefore, active surveillance should also be considered.

Thank you for your presentation. Early Warning is very useful to detect the outbreak as early as possible. It is beneficial for other purposes such as control planning and resource distribution. I like the data flow diagram too!!!

I would like to share a Gantt Chart of Mental Health Education Video that I plan to do next year. The project aims to build mental health awareness for public, patients and caregivers. (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DyQvOF_O0BsTEiZ4lfUEu8IsF0Cy_f2o/view?usp=sharing)

I agree that it seems not appropriate that US President often talked about the other country fault. It could create negative feedback and lower credible/trustfulness.

1. Be first: Singapore PM provided response fast within two weeks after COVID-19 situation occurrence. Whereas US President responded slower than Singapore, when situation was getting worse and after WHO declaration of COVID-19 as a global pandemic.
2. Be Right: I think both Singapore PM and US President provided accurate information, but I like…[Read more]