Tanaphum Wichaita

There is a clear gap between rural and urban healthcare, mainly in the number of workers, hospital technology, and the number of hospitals. However, the knowledge level of doctors does not seem to differ too much.

To close this gap, innovations like telemedicine could help bring specialist care to rural areas without requiring doctors to…[Read more]

I mostly work in coding.Don’t know much on health workforce situation. for my experience, I see government hospitals often don’t have enough workers, even though they hire informal workers to help. Many medical graduates avoid working in these hospitals because the pay is too low and wages are sometimes unpaid. To fix this, the government should p…[Read more]

What the good and bad of using EMR

Good of using EMR

The Efficiency – EMR improve patient data management. Unlike paper records, which require manual searching, EMRs allow instant access to patient history, lab results, and prescriptions. This speeds up decision-making and reduces administrative workload, ultimately improving patient care.

The…[Read more]

Disease Definition
Setting clear disease definitions helps us determine what data to collect and use. Using standard systems like ICD (International Classification of Diseases) or SNOMED CT ensures consistency. Doctors and data experts should work together to refine these definitions so they match real-world cases.

Data Quality and Missing…[Read more]

I agree with the four recommended points.
1. Bring key stakeholders together : corruption is a widespread issue, and involving policymakers, healthcare workers, and the public ensures that everyone understands the problem and takes responsibility for change.
2. Prioritize actions : identify the problem and set Prioritize, target the problem that…[Read more]

I think improving the healthcare system with Artificial Intelligence (AI) can enhance healthcare system. AI has the potential to improve healthcare efficiency, reduce errors, and provide faster, more accurate diagnoses.

However, one of the challenges is data privacy and ethical concerns.For example, patient records must be protected to prevent…[Read more]

My name is Tanaphum Wichaita, and my nickname is Jumbo. I have a background in software engineering and currently work as a Research Software Engineer at the Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (MORU). My role involves writing code to support research and consulting with researchers. Sometimes, I write code to create tables and plots,…[Read more]

My organization has around 500 members and 5 units in other provinces, each with many departments. We handle private data, and some of it cannot be shared with others. We use our own server to store this information.

To protect our data, I think I should use Full Backups to create complete copies of all our data regularly and store them safely.…[Read more]

As a research software engineer, I work on developing and maintaining software to support research goals. My role includes organizing tasks, ensuring the software works correctly, and working with researchers to meet project needs.

I think I don’t follow all 12 steps of project management, I apply key principles like “Define the project”, “…[Read more]

For Patients:
they receive treatment and care faster because doctors and nurses can quickly access their medical information. There are no delays or errors since the system is always running, and patients avoid long waits caused by system problems.

For the Hospital:
high availability enables smoother operations as the system continues to work…[Read more]

I have been a team member working with a good leader. In a project, the leader asked everyone what they could do and encouraged us to share ideas. We talked about which tools to use and shared what worked well or not based on our experience. The leader listened to everyone and made sure we felt involved, which kept us motivated.

I don’t have experienced a breach in my information system.i check my email will haveibeenpwned.com.my email have been pwned 8 times.i will share one of them

What happened?
In July 2016, the gaming news site DLH.net suffered a data breach which exposed 3.3M subscriber identities. Along with the keys used to redeem and activate games on the Steam…[Read more]

Your presentation is great. I like how you covered the legal about Myanmar Rules.I think you should add a section on reducing errors in System Quality. This would make the system more reliable, which is really important for detecting outbreaks. It would also help people trust the system more.

I start with something I enjoy, like a game, music, or movie. Begin by listening to what the characters or speakers are saying with subtitles on. When you see a word or phrase or sentence that I don’t understand, pause and look it up in a dictionary. Once I feel more familiar with the words, try listening without subtitles to challenge your c…[Read more]

Be First
PM Lee (Singapore): PM Lee has been updating the public regularly and reassures them that they’re informed about each new development.
President Trump (USA): Trump acknowledges that the virus originated in China and has spread globally. His speech comes after the WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic.

Be Right
PM Lee: He gives clear facts, c…[Read more]

Self-management : I think it strongest component of EQ.I think control and manage my emotions well. I am hard to upset.although when i am yougn i cay alot but present i hardly cry.i think maybe Let some emotions go make easy to control my emotions and make me easy to Fill up my Satisfaction with small thing.

Action Plan: I’ll use s…[Read more]

Areas of improvements in Thailand

Team: needs stronger teamwork between different health organizations, government, and community groups to make sure health information is shared quickly during crises.

Transparency and Trust: Building trust with the public by clearly protecting people’s health data privacy and being open about how data is used i…[Read more]

Could you list the disease outbreaks that have been declared as the Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC)?
1. H1N1 2009
2. Poliovirus 2014
3. Ebola 2014
4. Zika 2016
5. Ebola 2017
6. COVID-19 2020
Why do these outbreaks raise such concerns?
because they spread quickly, affect many people, and can cause severe illness or even…[Read more]

Asymptomatic Cases : The current system does not consistently capture asymptomatic acute hepatitis B cases, as the focus is primarily on symptomatic patients. Since up to 60% of acute hepatitis B infections can be asymptomatic, this creates a gap in understanding the disease. It’s quite hard to improve it.in my opinion,we can improve this by…[Read more]