Tanaphum Wichaita

I considered one main intervention for the RSV prediction model: vaccination coverage for high-risk groups. RSV vaccination gives temporary protection that lowers the chance of infection, reduces severe disease, and prevents hospitalisations. The main high-risk groups are infants and young children, who have the highest risk of serious illness,…[Read more]

SIRS for RSV with Vaccination.

RSV does not produce lifelong sterilizing immunity; reinfections occur through life that we use SIRS model. We also include a vaccinated class V (vaccine-derived protection) and a post-infection immunity class R (natural immunity), both of which wane back to susceptible. I think I should have age group because RSV…[Read more]

I am interested in exploring the application of coding and computational methods for parameter fitting and simulation in infectious disease models. I don’t focus on a single disease, my project will look at how different methods can be used to estimate key parameters (such as transmission rate or recovery rate) and simulate outbreak dynamics. A…[Read more]

1.Suicide numbers in Thailand had been going up again since 2011, with more than 3,600 deaths each year. Similarly, in 2005, the suicide rate was 6.34 per 100,000 people and dropped to 6.08 in 2014. The author thought this information could help find what factors made it drop and what made it rise again

2. Community support : The study found that…[Read more]

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Which apps or videos did you try with your headset?
– I tried the Google Cardboard app.

What did you enjoy most about the experience?
– Not much, to be honest. I’ve tried Oculus before, and it provides a much better VR experience. Also, my phone is larger than the Cardboard viewer, which made the experience less enjoyable.

Were there any p…[Read more]

1) I uploaded some pictures and tried using the dashboard. It felt a bit different because the virtual space is new to me, and it’s not the same as sharing in class or on a discussion board.

2) I think virtual gallery spaces can be useful in academic settings, like for showing student projects or art in a fun and easy way. It lets people from d…[Read more]

Visualization and Experimentation

I try to put sensor in the freezer.

Challenges & Solutions
Some of the jumper cables are loose. Move the cables to the center, and when doing so, keep them as flat and compact as possible.I also had an issue connecting to the 5G Wi-Fi, so I switched to using 2.4G instead.

Ideas for Improvement & Application
I…[Read more]

Article : IoT Based Glucose Monitoring System
Citation: Sakhare, P. J., & Holambe, R. S. (2023). IoT Based Glucose Monitoring System. Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (JETIR), 10(5).
Link

This study introduces an IoT-enabled system designed to monitor the glucose levels of diabetic patients in real-time. The system…[Read more]

My Wrap-up about Cyber Health Care

My Wrap-up I ilke topic “Data Disposal” in Webinar.

My Wrap-up!
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My Wrap-up infographic! I learn a lot for this topic.

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Thailand’s primary care system is based on Primary Care Units (PCUs), which are small local health centers providing basic healthcare. PCUs focus on preventive care, treating common illnesses, maternal and child health, elderly care, and disease screening. They work closely with community health workers (CHWs) and district hospitals to ensure p…[Read more]

Thailand’s Universal Health Coverage (UHC) scheme provides healthcare to almost everyone in the country. Launched in 2002, it has made medical treatment affordable, improved health services, and reduced financial burdens on families. The system is funded by taxes and focuses on primary care to keep costs under control. The government strongly s…[Read more]

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]