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Thank you for all answers you’ve shared ka.

1. How can Blockchain technology provide opportunities for health care?

Blockchain technology uses a decentralized approach that allows the information to be distributed and that each piece of distributed information or commonly known as data, has shared ownership.
The keyword “decentralization” makes this technology have a lot of opp…[Read more]

For the public’s opinion in health data storage and sharing during covid situation. I think it changes overtime.
Most of Thai people welcome and allow private data sharing in the very early phase of covid situation.In the context of disease prevention and tracking, like their location, their activities and their symptoms. I think because they k…[Read more]

I go back to the Power BI desktop and manually update the database. The dashboard in the desktop app is updated to 29/6 as expected. So I think the problem is the published dashboard can not update their database automatically.
However, on Than soo soo dashboard, his published dashboard can automatically update to 29/6. please share me how can…[Read more]

@Thanachol, your dashboard is showing the minimalism style; simple but most informative. My first impression is your dashboard is very tidy. It is easy to get the important data and also, I love the highlighting on the matrix table. This brings the country of interest to stand out while the others blending smoothly with the background.
However, I…[Read more]

I think it might be the wrong link! It takes me to Linkedin. Please check the link again 🙂

In comparision with the up-to-date data on 30th June, the predicted confirmed case is lower than the real situation. However, the death cases and recovered cases are in the predicted range. I think this comes from the rapid spreading in the US (which is take a very long period of disease spreading and still not yet reached the maximum point),…[Read more]

Please visit my dashboard at: https://bit.ly/2YJzSPw

In my dashboard, I try to summarize each category of cases such as confirmed, death, and recovered cases. I use the same color for each category of cases in order to easily recognized.
The main idea for the first page is the global situation. The map in the middle of the dashboard is to locate…[Read more]

Please check and comment on my dashboard: shorturl.at/npOT5

The map is a powerful visualization for interested people to easily understand the overall global situation. In combination with the card visualization, they can summarize all useful data of COVID-19.
The funnel chart and treemap chart are helping in tracking progress and showing in…[Read more]

Please visit my dashboard via this link: https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiNTliZDc2ZGQtZjZjZS00Zjc5LWE5OTAtZDk2YTg2N2I4OGU2IiwidCI6IjliYzU4NWY5LWE4YjgtNDMxYy05MDEzLWVmYTdiMmI0MGNkZiIsImMiOjEwfQ%3D%3D
On the first page, I would like to show the overall situations all over the world, and the next page is to show the situation classified by…[Read more]

Hi everybody,
Please visit my power BI table and matrix at
https://app.powerbi.com/groups/me/reports/aa06d4e0-cb0e-4bd7-a0cf-504f369b0e34/ReportSection
Most parts of the table and matrix are the same as others. The differences are, I decided to use the maximum number of confirmed, death and recovered cases. As the provided data source is a…[Read more]

I choose this dashboard.
https://covid19.who.int/
I like it because it has all data under my interest.
First of all, it contains a lot of information from globally, regional to the country level.
It includes the report of the daily new case, daily death case, and also the cumulative number of new case/ death cases.
Secondly, I like the…[Read more]

Thank you for your question, it is very interesting and challenging.
In this study, the author studied epidemiological data of dengue cases in Honduras. If I were a researcher, firstly, I will clarify the case definition of dengue. There is an overlapped presentation of 3 arboviral diseases and it is difficult to do a serology case in all…[Read more]

I have seen the percentage of drug resistant strain TB in figure 5. However I wonder why the percentage of rifampicin-resistant TB strain, which is important for diagnosis MDR TB, is not appear in the presentation. I’m not sure are they mention in elsewhere of the article.

Nice question Thanachol, in this study the author uses the numbers dengue cases from the National surveillance system and they didn’t mention anything about the case definition, the only thing that they gave us is the National surveillance system define the dengue cases by syndromic and laboratory surveillance.
For the second question, the most…[Read more]

Hi Penpitcha, as you mentioned in the very first of your presentation that clinically significant drug-resistant TB is classified into MDR-TB (resistant to isoniazid and rifampicin) and XDR-TB (MDR-TB + resistant to fluoroquinolones and one of 2nd line drug).
In your presentation, you didn’t mention about incident and location of…[Read more]

Thank you Arjarn Chawarat, I understood that student who submitted the late assignments will have a penalty. However, for peer who didn’t receive the presentation on time or even the presentations who did’t receive questions on time, will you let a 24 or 48 hours responses after submission as an on time response?