Tanyawat Saisongcroh

You guys are so inspiring. Now I am thinking about enrolling in a basic programming course maybe Python. Thank you for sharing your experience.

My laptop had been compromised. Lack of knowledge and awareness of cybersecurity, back in the day, we usually used to share files or folders using a USB drive, and that was probably the unintentional transmission of infection especially when we used a certain public computer such as an internet cafe which might have a poor security system. My…[Read more]

For security reasons, I won’t click on anything that pop-ups and will close all the browser tabs. This pop-up could potentially contain malicious code. By clicking the link, it could be downloading malware or spyware to our computer or it could be an activation of an infection. Then I would run anti-virus software for a moment to check if there a…[Read more]

If I were a director of a hospital, I would move the hospital’s information system to cloud computing. It has the benefit of cost-cutting of investment in hardware, software, network backup storage, and disaster recovery systems. For clinical use, cloud computing will allow healthcare providers to access data remotely, especially working during p…[Read more]

The healthcare system is one of the most fields that contain a lot of data and information. In my opinion, a data visualization dashboard, which can bring and track data from multiple sources and shows a real-time comprehensive overview, could help healthcare workers save time instead of reviewing all detailed reports and improve the…[Read more]

I would like to create a “PreopPro” application that combines all the preoperative data and processes from a multi-department together and that integrates with the existing database. The concept is like a one-stop service. Nowadays when patients have to go through surgery, there’s a lot of paperwork and preoperative checklist to get through such…[Read more]

I agree. For example, in a rural area of Thailand, even the smallest healthcare unit like a Primary care unit (PCU) should have at least a simple IT system to collect the data and communicate with their central office.

Sound amazing!
At my institute, we do have clinical pharmacists in some in-patient departments to do these tasks daily; monitoring, rechecking, and giving us a suggestion. We communicate mainly through medication reconciliation forms and special notes. However, when comparing the number of patients and clinical pharmacists, this kind of app is a…[Read more]

With zero experience in programming, I will probably choose and try to learn JavaScript or Python for some reasons; easy language to learn and use for beginners, countless communities and professional support available online, and widely used in modern applications whether a web app or mobile app.

In my understanding, JavaScript and Python, they…[Read more]

Nowadays, internet technology plays important role in almost every healthcare aspect, for example,
-For patient services, starting from online registering new hospital numbers, online making self-appointments for the desired doctor, using the hospital application for telemedicine, tracking a pharmacy queue, making a payment, to set an alarm for…[Read more]

From my understanding, in terms of network type by geographical, it depends on which area, to be specific, the distance from the main MOPH computer system.

In my opinion, we can ideally obtain BP data directly from the wearable blood pressure device to the MOPH computer system but it has to be a specific custom-made installed application…[Read more]

I agree with you all. I’d like to share some of my experiences.

As a healthcare worker in a University hospital and sometimes working at another campus, like a hospital hub, both locators they’ve already implemented the CBIS platform. For example, instead of using physical medical records, we use Electronic medical records (EMR) at the main hos…[Read more]