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If you reject the test hypothesis because p< 0.05, the chance you are in error is 5% –this sentence is wrong
In my own word; p <0.05 means that the probability of observed this result if the null hypothesis is true is less than 0.05. This probability is low enough to reject the null hypothesis.
Then, if we reject the…[Read more]

1. Introduce yourself about your background, what kind of work you are doing that related to statistics.
I am a physician, worked for the university hospital. My clinical work related to the statistic very much in terms of applying the research outcomes to treat the specific patient. I have to read up-to-date experimental studies and judge their…[Read more]

I do agree with Ameen, on the very specific participants in a small study. The combination of non-identifiable data can identified participants. such as the following data might be identified me.

Sex: female
Occupation: Doctor
study program: BHI, master degree
start study year: 2019

Yes, I meant to be an in-depth interview and focus group interview.

In order to figure out, WHY respondents are not using bednets? I think the proper approach should be a qualitative study. Because we need to understand the community/participant’s view not using bednet. I think the appropriate qualitative study method is the semi-structured interview.

I think the main difference is the personal adaptive mechanism. For me, initially, I also felt struggles with the new system because I have to type the patient’s hospital number for every single patient, and the system always down when a lot of physicians start to work at OPD and retrieve patients’ data at the same time.
After I got familiar with…[Read more]

In my opinion, replacing old technology with the new one like an updated version of programs. If it claims to be useful as the old one and easier to use this might not be required the TAM assessment. However, if it is a major revision such as change into a different platform or device, require more input information, or make a big change in their…[Read more]

I think one of the external variables that influence the individual perceived usefulness and ease of use is the result of the program that decrease their workload or work redundancy.
For example the EMR system in my hospital, nowadays we do not have a fully EMR system, we still use the paper-based medical record and make a photocopy of it as file…[Read more]

Peoples always have a mixed leadership style. In my opinion, I think Aj Prasith Wattanapa is my favorite leader.
Since I am a medical student, he was a director of Siriraj hospital. He and his team lead the hospital members to get HA certified. It was a big deal on that day because Siriraj is a biggest hospital in Thailand.
Nowadays, he is a…[Read more]

I do agree that in this century, only incentive is not enough to engage people to do something new or work hard. However, the incentive is still important espacilly for fulfil basic needs of eash person. The additional work that they want to do more will strongly related to what inside their mind. I think the purpose of doing something is the main…[Read more]

According to this literature “Burches E, Burches M (2020) Efficacy, Effectiveness and Efficiency in the Health Care: The Need for an Agreement to Clarify its Meaning. Int Arch Public Health Community Med 4:035. doi.org/10.23937/2643-4512/1710035”
Efficacy is the capacity for beneficial change (or therapeutic effect) of a given intervention under…[Read more]

I want to add some cons.
This kind of leadership skill might be a good style during leading a small group. Leading the bigger group with this style might not covering every opinion from members if you have limited time. Or it might be taking too much time for the conference. If members take too much time on the conferences, they will get fatigued…[Read more]

In the literature review related to CDSS I found one interesting publication of cohort study design as described below.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4601128/

Title: A two-stage clinical decision support system for early recognition and stratification of patients with sepsis: an observational cohort study
Main objectives of the…[Read more]

I live with my parents since I was born. The first time I get out of my comfort zone was the first year after my graduation. Since I choose to be a teaching assistant in Medical school. I have no reason to go to a rural hospital, far away from my home. However, I decided to go to the provincial hospital, Udonthani, for practicing my first-year…[Read more]

Thank you for your suggestion, Aj Saranath.
The main outcome of this study is the factors influencing the adoption of CDSS that measure by the UTAUT model in 4 aspects. The scores of each aspect are ranked in 5 points Linkert’s scale–continuous variable – summarized as mean(SD)

I’m not quite clear on the question.
However, I think the most important thing for listening is to listen to people who are talking to you, listen beyond words, listen to the underlying needs of them.

The influencing factor on adoption and use of guideline-based clinical decision support systems in
preventive care into clinical practice.

Objectives
To evaluate the factors that influence the adoption and use of guideline-based clinical decision support systems in
preventive care into clinical practice; in terms of effort expectancy, performance…[Read more]

Title:
Intention to adopt clinical decision support systems in a developing country: effect of physician’s perceived professional autonomy, involvement and belief: a cross-sectional study.
https://bmcmedinformdecismak.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1472-6947-12-142

Main study objective:
To determine the factors that influence adoption and…[Read more]

I think one of the confounders in the association between age and the use of contact tracing application is IT proficiency. Young people were born in the digital era. They are familiar with the smartphone. The use of applications does not bother them. In comparison, a lot of elderly feel difficult to use the mobile application.
Also, IT…[Read more]

Research title:factors that impact the adoption of the clinical decision support systems in health care setting
Sex- categorical variables— summarized as proportion
Age- continuous variable – summarized as mean(SD)
Clinical experience – continuous variable – summarized as mean(SD)
Specialty area – categorical variables— summarized as proport…[Read more]