Aung Thura Htoo

Thank you for your suggestion, Wannisa.

Hello Wannisa, yes, scalability and cost effectiveness are other important features of using cloud servers. And PaaS can assist, not overburden the single or limited IT resource, in developing a platform where our needs can be customized. On other hand, even though IaaS can enhance our data security, it will be a burden to manage for our limited IT staff.

Hello Aye, yes, using cloud server has many advantages over physical server in this case. I agree with you that PaaS is a great choice in this case, because the single IT staff can manage the system without having to worry about underlying infrastructure. Additionally, like you mentioned, we have to consider other things like the type of database…[Read more]

Hello Cing, yes, I agree with you that having ease in maintenance and setting up of a cloud server is a big benefit for the hospital that has a limited IT resource. Additionally, thank you for providing options like GCP, and AWS for your IaaS choice. But IaaS would be a big work load to the single IT staff, if he has to fully control the whole system.

Hello Wannisa, yes, forgetting your login session is one of the most common ignorance of the end users. Additionally, when you are responsible for handling of sensitive data, it is important that no one is looking at your screen when you are logging in.

Hello Tanaphum, yes, Phishing is still one of the most common attacking method used by hackers. Even people who are in the field of IT can sometimes be a victim of such attack, for example, attackers using faoebook.com instead of an official domain facebook.com.

Yes, Aye, many people are still using unlicensed and torrented version of software, which can lead to major breaches of their sensitive data and have a serious consequences on the person as well as the company. It is important to use licensed software and regularly update them.

Thank you Aye for highlighting the significance of having a backup plan. Yes, it was a great plan to have a backup as a disaster recovery. Your experience is a good example of how a backup and a recovery plan saves a system for having further consequences.

Hello Cing, yes, the most responsible team would be the cybersecurity team along with IT staff of the company in assessing the risk and vulnerabilities. Regular training and capacity building can also enhance the recognition of different attack scenarios.

Hello Wannisa Wongkamchan, thank you for your brief introduction to how incident at HealthEquity enfolded, and its impact along with ways to prevent it. You have thoroughly explained multiple ways to enhance the security of the system. Additionally, it would be better if there would be a strong industrial standards between the company and the…[Read more]

Hello Tanaphum Wichaita, thank you for your explanations of the incident at Power Diary. Yes, I believe training staff about digital security is one of the most important aspect in this incident. Like you said, training how to recognize an attack would prevent this incident. Additionally, having a disaster management plan would be a great idea to…[Read more]

Hello Cing Sian Dal, thank you for your brief explanation of ransomware attack on MediSecure and providing ways to prevent it. Your explanations are thorough, and it would be better if we could include “not only adhering but also having a enforcing mechanism for regulation a mutual contract that require strong measures for data security for the…[Read more]

According to Shaw et al (2017), eHealth can be defined as overlapping of three domains namely “health in our hands“, “interacting for health“, and “data enabling health“. His definition focuses on operationalization of eHealth and its applications.

In my opinion, the definition of eHealth should not be only focused on the application of…[Read more]

An example of bid data in today’s age is the data generated by social media like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. According to Wiener and Bronson (2014), Facebook generates 4 new petabytes daily (4,000,000 GB). It meets the general criteria of big data that is very complex, hard to process, and growing at a very fast pace.

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I once observed a small health information project in a border clinic (around 10-bedded). At that time, the border clinic was at its nascent stage, and it did not issue or have medical record system for the patients. However, more patients are visiting day by day, and it has become a dire matter to have a medical record system. So, our medical…[Read more]

Hello Aye Thinzar Oo, thank you for sharing your experience and your projects during COVID-19. The two applications you have mentioned: “Certificate Issuance” and “Mobile Medical Team” are great initiatives but as you have already mentioned, there are certain challenges like involvement from the decision-making level. It can be overcame by…[Read more]

Hello Tanaphum Wichaita, thank you for sharing your experience and projects that you have collaborated. Yes, it would be a great idea to incorporate concepts related to immunization, epidemiology, and health informatics skills to make the application a better one. Additionally, making it more user-friendly can enhance its interoperability if the…[Read more]

Hello Alex, thank you for sharing your project and areas needed to be improved. Yes, having a stable internet access in Myanmar is a challenging issue for the health informatics and using offline feature was a ingenuous way to improve the operability of the information system. Additionally, applying data standardization references like ICD-11 can…[Read more]