Siriphak Pongthai

Thanks for sharing the idea. I agree with you that dashboards should be simple and cover all essential information. Because even we have a beautiful display and design but didn’t have any indicators or information need, we can’t make any decision from them.

Dashboard for data visualization is very important in healthcare because it is unifying data from various sources and transforming into visualization by using methods, for example infographics, charts, tables, or graphs.

By doing this, it helps healthcare workers and stakeholders tracking their processes and interventions. In addition,…[Read more]

During the COVID-19 outbreak there are many applications created by many organization, sectors, also Thai government. The example of existing project that is widely used in Thai population nowadays is Mor-Prom however there are many limitations that I think it could perform much better.

I personally think that since we have patient information in…[Read more]

As my background of pharmacist, my past experiences were at hospital (a patient care) and drug store. I am now working as a pharmacist at clinical research site. I have been working with other departments, e.g. regulatory, management, and IT. There are many skills and knowledges that I would like to improve in my profession setting.

Firstly,…[Read more]

If I were a director or an executive of a hospital, I would agree to move the hospital’s information system to cloud computing. This is because I think accessibility is a significant reason, we can get access to the data wherever we want. For example, when doctor is out of hospital, the doctor can get access to patient’s information from else whe…[Read more]

I have just heard ad-block adds-on from you! I will try look them for more information.
Thank you for sharing!

I think we all have some protections ^_^.

I agree with others. I will definitely not to click “clean” button as it could cause potential harm to my device. In case I clicked the clean button, an opened link could spread me viruses or other types of threats which can cause harm to my device and information.

I would better turn off all opened bro…[Read more]

I couldn’t agree with you more. I just changed to MacBook which it also makes me feel safe haha. And yes, USB flash drive is one of the best carriers for viruses and threats.

From my experience using personal notebook, I haven’t attacked by viruses because I have an up-to-date virus protection program and I do not open the untrusted emails or links.

I personally have no experience or heard of computer attack at my workplace. This is because my organization has a direct link which it connects from to the information…[Read more]

To be honest, I have no experience in using programming language in creating an application. However, to choose programming language we have to decide which kind of apps we want to build. Will it be a web app, or a mobile app.

If it is a web app, I will choose HTML or CSS for browser side and PSP for server side. While language for mobile app, we…[Read more]

Me too!! I have no experience in creating an application.
Since I’ve read shared comments from you all, Python could be a good start for naive like me.

I can say that nowadays internet technology is greatly precious in improving not only in the healthcare system but quality of the patient.

Since the internet is widely used in the world, we all can access any information we want to know through the internet. Thus the patient can seek their possible diagnosis and non-pharmacological treatment by…[Read more]

I agree with you by using LAN if the data is collected in one place or connected network e.g. clinic, hospital, or office. But if the data is collected in different places, I afraid that LAN could be a difficult method for data collection.

For collecting BP data from people in certain areas using wearable BP device and send to the computer system of MoPH. I would agree with three steps of transmitting data in order of the geographical area; PAN, and MAN, respectively.

First the BP data measured from the wearable monitoring device could be transmitted to their own mobile…[Read more]

I totally agree with you especially the point of allergy card and record, I would say more than 90% of them who told pharmacists their history of allergy are presenting without the card but remembering. Sometimes we would better have a system that could access the important information of the patients because patient’s safety is the utmost concern.

From my experience at drug store and hospital in Thailand, I have experienced lots of problems but one of the most common problem is the drug identification.

Most of the time, patient comes to drug store and asks for white oval-shaped pill for allergy. Which there are several brands as well as generic ones that produce white oval-shaped pill.…[Read more]