Siriluk Dungdawadueng

Hi Aung Thura Htoo, Thank you for sharing your experience and your VR snapshot! I like your creative thinking regarding hybrid conferences and your consideration of accessibility for all users. The insight about the magnifying glass feature was particularly thoughtful!

Thank you for sharing such a well-reasoned and engaging analysis. Your perspective has definitely enhanced my own understanding of virtual learning environments!

1) Did uploading your picture and presenting it in a shared virtual space feel different from sharing it in a classroom or discussion board? How so? Yes, it felt significantly different and more interactive, similar to walking through a real gallery. I could see the context of images in a 3D space, which created a different perception and…[Read more]

Hello Pacharapol, thank you for sharing your detailed VR experience with us. I completely agree with your observations! The interaction limitations are frustrating—gaze control like Fulldive’s approach seems more practical than awkward head tilting. Your point about glasses compatibility is spot-on; it’s a major design flaw. I also found mobile V…[Read more]

1. Your Personal Experience

Which apps or videos did you try with your headset?
I tested several applications with my Google Cardboard headset, including the Google Cardboard app, VR Space, VR Roller Coaster, and VR Jurassic.

What did you enjoy most about the experience?
While I have previously used VR headsets, this experience was distinctly…[Read more]

Visualization & Experimentation

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I conducted a temperature manipulation experiment using a hairdryer set to hot air mode directed at the sensor. This increased the temperature to 65.7°C and caused the humidity to drop to 9.4%. I then placed the sensor in an air-conditioned room and observed changes in both…[Read more]

Hello Chanapong, thank you for sharing this paper. this research is smart insoles could revolutionize healthcare by monitoring conditions like diabetes and Parkinson’s non-invasively. The potential to reduce hospital visits and catch early signs of health issues is incredible. It’s amazing how technology can transform medical diagnostics through…[Read more]

Hello Abdillah, thank you for sharing the paper on the leverage of IoT PCT for pandemic disease detection, this IoT-based PCR system is groundbreaking! The portability and real-time data transmission could revolutionize disease monitoring, especially in remote areas. It’s fascinating how they’ve integrated multiple sensors to create a compact,…[Read more]

Hello Tanatorn, thank you for sharing the paper on IoT-based health monitoring system offers innovative remote healthcare solutions, enabling real-time vital sign tracking for patients and elderly individuals. I think that it effectively addresses healthcare access challenges by leveraging wearable sensors, Arduino Uno, Raspberry Pi, and cloud…[Read more]

Article Selection: “A novel framework for a remote patient monitoring (RPM) system with abnormality detection”
Authors: Chia-Rong Su, Jeyhun Hajiyev, Changjui James Fu, Kuo-Chin Kao, Chih-Hao Chang, Ching-Ter Chang
Citation: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hlpt.2019.05.008

Summary:
This research introduces an advanced Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)…[Read more]

Thailand has committed significant investments across all dimensions of healthcare, including the expansion of services at every level. As a result, approximately four out of every five outpatient visits occur at community-based facilities. Despite these improvements, notable regional disparities persist, particularly between Bangkok and other…[Read more]

Social Security Scheme (SSS) in Thailand
SSS covers private-sector employees through a compulsory payroll tax system (with contributions from employers, employees, and the government). It uses capitation payments to control costs and provides a defined set of benefits for both outpatient and inpatient care.

Strengths:
– The tripartite funding…[Read more]

Thailand’s healthcare landscape reveals stark disparities between rural and urban settings. Urban areas like Bangkok boast advanced medical facilities, specialized healthcare professionals, and comprehensive medical technologies. Conversely, rural regions struggle with limited healthcare infrastructure, scarce medical professionals, and reduced…[Read more]

I want to share the health workforce situation challenges in Thailand:

– Uneven geographic distribution of healthcare professionals
– Rural areas experience severe healthcare worker shortages
– High concentration of medical professionals in urban centers like Bangkok
– Aging population increasing healthcare demand
– Limited professional…[Read more]

Using Electronic Medical Records (EMR) instead of traditional paper-based medical records has several advantages and disadvantages. Here are some key points to consider:

Advantages of EMR
1) Improved Efficiency:
• Quick Access: EMRs allow for faster retrieval of patient information, reducing time spent searching for records.
• Streamlined Wor…[Read more]

I would like to share some suggestions for coping with the challenges associated with using big health data in cardiovascular research and clinical care:

Missing Data
– Data Imputation Techniques: Use statistical methods to estimate and fill in missing values.
– Data Quality Improvement: Implement standardized data collection protocols to…[Read more]

I’d like to share my views on the four recommended points for public health professionals to fight corruption. Here they are, along with my thoughts:

1. Consensus Building
Recommendation: Engage stakeholders to agree on the scale and nature of corruption.
I agree with this recommendation. Building consensus among stakeholders is crucial b…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing. I agree with your assessment that, although the initiative focuses on crucial areas—service delivery, health workforce, and health information systems—there is a need for comprehensive enhancements across all WHO building blocks to fully meet objectives. Continued efforts in financing, medicine and technology, and gov…[Read more]

Your explanation of Thailand’s “Cancer Anywhere” policy showcases its innovative design for delivering comprehensive cancer care. I fully concur that, while the policy promotes greater accessibility and equity, significant operational hurdles persist. Addressing these through better resource allocation, improved data sharing, and stronger leade…[Read more]

Example: Implementing an Integrated Health Data Repository to Enhance Care Coordination:

A regional healthcare network, consisting of several hospitals and primary care clinics, aimed to improve care coordination and patient outcomes by consolidating patient data into a single, integrated health data repository. Previously, each facility managed…[Read more]