Suppasit Srisaeng

In my hospital setting, where a 20-year-old, outsourced EMR system is in use, there are advantages and challenges to consider. The EMR system enhances efficiency and accessibility, allowing quick access to patient records and facilitating continuity of care. It’s beneficial for data analysis and research, enabling the aggregation of large…[Read more]

Missing Data: Understanding the pattern of missingness is crucial. Linear interpolation can be an effective imputation method for continuous data like weight, especially if the data points are time series.

Selection Bias: Using the entire dataset is ideal if the dataset is well-collected and representative. In cases where representativeness is a…[Read more]

I agree with the recommendation to define “Corruption” as it encompasses a broad spectrum of unethical practices, ranging from minor instances like accepting gifts at academic meetings to major systemic issues like government fiscal budget corruption. Identifying specific types of corruption to target is crucial. Taking a holistic view to…[Read more]

Your observation about the potential shift in service care priorities due to leadership changes is indeed a significant concern. The example you provided, one of the Health Promoting Hospitals in my area discontinued peripheral nerve screening for diabetic patients because it was no longer a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) under the new executive,…[Read more]

Right now, I’m working on my research, and the lessons learned from the course will help me.

Define Project Goals: Complete data cleaning and analysis for hypertension and stroke research; write and finalize the manuscript.

Objectives: Ensure data quality, comprehensively analyze and write a clear, informative manuscript.
Success Criteria:…[Read more]

Sometimes, things do not go our way. I just seek out the hidden positives in challenging situations and use a dash of humor with a silly joke to uplift the team’s spirit. 😄 A little laughter can go a long way in keeping morale high!

To ensure robust disaster recovery in my hospital, begin with a thorough Risk Assessment and Business Impact Analysis. This involves identifying and prioritizing critical systems and data and assessing potential risks such as natural disasters and cyber-attacks. For data backup solutions, implement incremental backups to regularly capture only the…[Read more]

I want to improve my concentration in listening, a skill critical in my work as a field epidemiologist and medical doctor, and I plan to adopt several strategies. These include practicing mindful listening to stay present, minimizing distractions by turning off notifications and choosing quiet environments, actively participating in discussions…[Read more]

Implementing High Availability technology in an HIS primarily enhances patient care and hospital operations through reduced downtime, improved data integrity and reliability, and consequently, better patient care. Reduced downtime ensures that critical patient information and hospital services are always accessible, eliminating medical records and…[Read more]

My strongest EQ component is my social skills. I find it quite natural to communicate with others, empathize with their situations, and build trust. I enjoy motivating people around me, which fosters a collaborative and supportive environment. This strength helps me in personal interactions and significantly in my professional life, where teamwork…[Read more]

What happened?
Last week, a hacker used my credit card details to make unauthorized purchases on a website. I became aware of this through my banking app, which notified me of repetitive suspicious online transactions.

Impact on the System/Users:
This breach had a direct financial impact, leading to my bank canceling my credit card and issuing a…[Read more]

Thank you, Thitikan. It appears that specific criteria for identifying suspected or confirmed patients are not outlined. Moreover, the diagnosis of anosognosia would likely require a specialist, such as a psychiatrist, for accurate identification.

Thank you for your presentation on the MDR-TB surveillance system, particularly on Myanmar. While recognizing the importance of this initiative, I have a few key points for further refinement.

Firstly, the data flow in the presentation lacked clear details on how data will be processed and disseminated. A comprehensive outline of the data flow…[Read more]

Thanks for your informative presentation on Thailand’s IBD surveillance system. Your focus on Ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn’s disease (CD) highlighted the need for better data and understanding of these conditions, especially given their increasing incidence in our country.

The organization of your presentation made it clear how the s…[Read more]

Singapore:
The Singaporean leader effectively employed the CERC principles, rapidly disseminating information and providing a factual comparison with SARS to set accurate expectations. The address was anchored in credibility, focusing on verifiable facts and the country’s preparedness. Empathy was expressed towards the citizens’ concerns, with…[Read more]

The disease outbreaks declared as Public Health Emergencies of International Concern (PHEIC) by WHO are:

– H1N1 Influenza (2009) – Swine flu pandemic.
– Poliovirus (2014) – Resurgence in some previously polio-free countries.
– Ebola in West Africa (2014) – The largest Ebola outbreak in history.
– Zika virus (2016) – Linked to birth defects…[Read more]

1. Consistency: Integrating an electronic information management system can significantly improve data consistency between sentinel sites and the National Public Health Laboratory (NPHL). In the current setup, discrepancies occur due to the manual nature of data entry at sentinel sites and electronic recording at NPHL. The electronic system would…[Read more]

Information technology could assist outbreak investigation by:

1. Verification and Preparation: Digital health records and surveillance systems can help in the rapid verification of outbreak reports. Automated algorithms can flag abnormal trends in symptoms, allowing for quicker preparation and mobilization of resources.

2. Describe the…[Read more]

I appreciate Google’s SOS Alert intervention, which serves as an essential tool in the public health response to COVID-19 by prioritizing information from the World Health Organization (WHO) and other trusted health sources in its search results. This feature effectively combats the spread of misinformation by ensuring that the public’s first…[Read more]