Tossapol Prapassaro

1. My experience with data collection is mainly about the research and data registry project. It had been 2 years since my department try to establish the data registry for specific disease, chronic limb-threatening ischemia.

2. The process of collecting data is from primary and secondary data sources because I have to collect data in the past…[Read more]

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From what I have learned in the past, I think I am a frequentist. I have some experience in clinical research and I use frequentist inference. Bayesian statistics is another type of statistical method that uses Bayes’ theorem. The difference between these two methods would be Frequentists use likelihood to calculate probabilities while Bayesian h…[Read more]

Hi my name Tossapol Prapassaro. Currently, I work as a vascular surgeon at the faculty of medicine Siriraj Hospital. Statistics had been involved in my work since I was training as a resident and fellowship program of vascular surgery. I have learned some basic short courses of clinical epidemiology and medical statistic because I have to conduct…[Read more]

I agree with Auswin and other about the UHC scheme in Thailand. Furthermore, I would like to share some advantages for the patient who has universal health coverage.
In my point of view, as a surgeon, I notice that UHC will ensure that everyone has health insurance and can access to medical services equally, especially the operation that…[Read more]

As a surgeon. I had a chance to be a group member to develop the workflow for a surgical patient during the pandemic, especially the suspicious case or confirmed case of COVID-19.
For developing the operating theatre protocol, we must consider the patient’s disease condition and emergency of disease for ensuring that patient will receive t…[Read more]

In my point of view, the informatician in Thailand is still lacking as everyone said. The challenge regarding this issue might be. The recognition from the organization, most health care organizations did not recognize the importance of informaticians as it should be, because organizations had both healthcare professionals and IT professionals and…[Read more]

I would say sharing as everyone did. In modern health care, data are invaluable for research and knowledge. Data creates a lot of information that could use for the development of healthcare practice such as a big registration or trial that need a large number of participants sharing data could help them develop the protocol and we could use those…[Read more]

From my experience, I had a bad experience with the EMR, even though I know its usefulness. It occurs when my department tries to adopt the EMR system in the IPD setting. Firstly, I found that the provided notebook was not enough for many users and did not work properly. Secondly, the interface of the EMR is not user-friendly, so you have to spend…[Read more]

As mentioned in the article, there are many distinctly different challenges.
The challenge of disease definition, data quality, and missing data. I suggest that we create a working group that gathers all cardiovascular disease specialized people to give the standardized disease definition, create only variables essential for further analysis, and…[Read more]

I agree with the article about four recommended points against corruption because they provide all perspectives of anti-corruption efforts. Like others in discuss room already mentioned about patronage system that had been used in Thailand for a long time, which led to a problematic change in the system. Therefore, in my opinion, I would suggest…[Read more]

An example of health system improvement was the development of a surgical safety checklist which was the service part of the health system. The surgical safety checklist has three steps: sign in, time out, and sign out. These steps are designed to improve communication and teamwork for surgeons, anesthesia, and nurses involved to ensure that…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing. This is an exciting surveillance system in a particular situation. I also agree with Auswin that we could combine some diseases related to flooding. So this surveillance system could be an example of the other disease surveillance system connected to disasters or different situations.

Thank you for sharing. This is a fascinating surveillance system, and I agree that diabetic foot ulcers are significant problems that can lead to disability. However, you can add the IWGDF guidance on preventing foot ulcers in at-risk patients with diabetes to fulfill your surveillance system.

Thank you for sharing. This surveillance is a very interesting project. As a vascular surgeon, I usually face an ESRD patient who had to start hemodialysis with a catheter-based approach, which is not the appropriate strategy. This surveillance system could change the strategic plan to a fistula-first policy by early detection and proper…[Read more]

I believe that the replication technology may suit my organization more than a backup system because health data has been recorded throughout the day, and data are matter, so we need a system that can reduce the recovery point objective (RPO). Furthermore, replication technology provides a shortage of time to recovery (less recovery time…[Read more]

There are many benefits to adopting the high availability technology into the hospital information system. Patient’s safety reason because the availability of data and information (laboratory report, imaging report, previous illness, or history of health condition) is essential for life-saving, especially during the critical period. Furthermore, a…[Read more]

In my opinion, I realized that some program in my computer workplace has a common password that everyone knows. This would be the confidentiality issue (access control) according to the CIA triad. This common password makes everyone easy to access, but it is not secure for the patient data. If we want to prevent it, 1) The administer should give…[Read more]