Wirichada Pan-ngum

Thanks for sharing your experience in the previous job. I think a lot of bad points you mentioned can be improved with more training, more resources and better management like your peer mentioned.

I am glad you have managed to self-study the EMR. If you have any further question please post into this discussion broad. I think we have a few experienced ones here.

Thanks for sharing your TB work experience here. I think still, for long term, the EMR would make life easier for health workforce, right.

Agreed too.

Thanks for sharing this fun VDO, sounds helpless with the US health service here. I have been thinking about it the best thing we can do as a person is to keep a good health 🙂

I agreed. UC does not fit for all. It is the balance between self-care/self-health responsibility & affordability VS the government support

Based on some answers above, do you think we are ready for this technology all around the country I wonder? Someone pointed out that others like government may actually benefit from data access by Net Pacharat, interesting. This could post another issue of data privacy I think.

Successful vaccination programme involves giving some health ed to change people’s attitude about the vaccines as well. Vaccine acceptance is low in some regions of Thailand.

Great discussion is going on here. Thanks for participating.

Great discussion is going on here. Thanks for participating.

We need to create the good working culture that people accept to rules regarding corruption, which I agreed that it is gray area.

I hope so, gradually. But good to start 🙂

I am hoping that good people can be as resilient as they can and stick to moral among badies and bad systems.

I find teaching moral to new generation can be quite challenging. And now with everything virtually, it is an increasing challenge. We need to keep closing the generation gap which seems to be wider and wider with technology and social media.

Agreed. We need GOOD QUALITY open data!

Good advice, Zin Zin. We will make it better, altogether in our region.

I hope so. We need good young people like you!

In some countries, when corruption has been found or even suspected, the persons involved would often resign to show their spirit. We heard many stories in Europe and Japan. I think this is a good act and it is kind of civilized culture.

Good point. In the universities nowadays we are creating the culture of not accepting any gift, some still but with anything below THB3000. It is great! Probably the same thing should be used in the healthcare system.

Financial support on UC is problem in many countries because it is a large amount of government budget and as you said more and more when we go into aging society. I think we need to think in the long term how we can maintain this. Most countries pay UC from income taxes. Surprisingly, rich country like the US don’t do UC!?!