Kawin Wongthamarin

After listening intently and analyzing the matter of the six principals of CREC,

PM Lee Hsien Loong,
1) Be first: the video was released two weeks after the outbreak and a day after the DORSCON was raised to orange.
2) Be right: the prime minister described information on SARS and influenza was cited. Both diseases are clearly and easily compared…[Read more]

My story is about something that happened in my house recently. Everyone knows exercise is good for both mental and physical health. So I planned to get my mom and dad to exercise. Of course, it’s easy to tell someone to exercise, but the results often don’t go as expected. First of all, I chose a method of exercise that we could work out at home,…[Read more]

From my point of view, Thailand did well in the mid to late stages of the epidemic, and there was still a lot of improvement in the early stages. In the early stages of the outbreak, each stakeholder does their own work to deliver outcomes. He made dozens of applications that worked separately, inconsistently adding to the burden on the people.…[Read more]

WHO has declared the Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) a total of 7 announcements. In each announcement, there were the following reasons:
1. 2009, H1N1 influenza
-Serious? Yes (highly transmission, CFR 0.02%, vaccine unavailable at that time)
-Unusual/Unexpected? Yes (new emerging pathogen)
-International spread?…[Read more]

From my point of view, this SORMAS project is awesome, it can be deployed in only 14 days. they conducted qualitative interviews with the NCDC incident managers about the timeliness, usefulness, and workload of the conventional system compared with SORMAS. Moreover, qualitative evaluation for completeness was also done. If I can add indicators, I…[Read more]

From my point of view, there are many ways to apply information technology in the outbreak investigation process.

1) Verification & Preparation: In the process of confirming the diagnosis, if we could automatically link data from hospital databases to surveillance centers using ICD-10 of the disease being monitored, it would speed up the…[Read more]

I would like to tell you about telemedicine apps in Thailand. Telemedicine has greatly improved during the coronavirus pandemic. Patients with ATK for covid-19 positive do not need to go to the hospital. Patients can consult a doctor online and the medicine can be delivered to their homes within 3 hours (in Bangkok and provinces around Bangkok).…[Read more]

1. How can surveillance help to detect and control the disease?
•Surveillance helps to explain the current epidemiology of disease, changing trends and identifying new outbreaks. All of these are important information for planning to detect and prevent disease outbreaks.

2. Should we conduct active or passive surveillance or both for the d…[Read more]

I think that requests for individual information should not be traceable to the identity of the owner of that information. If there is a violation of this section, it is not only unethical, but it is also illegal.

To prevent unlawful and ethical reasons, I would require applicants to reduce their need for too much personal information. Directly…[Read more]

I think that the EMR check process should mask the name of the examinee to prevent bias and I agree with Mr.Preut that accession to highly sensitive information should be limited to a patient and physicians who the patient has given permission to access the information.

To answer the above question I think good workers should be able to…[Read more]

From the previous topic, I’ve been talking about the online test result notification system for COVID-19. If analyzing that topic according to the ADKAR model, it will be found as follows.

Awareness: Everyone who works in the field, who comes in contact with COVID-19 patients every day, wants to reduce the amount of time they meet with the…[Read more]

I would like to mention the online test result notification system for COVID-19 that my hospital has done and it has been very successful.

The factors that make it successful are as follows.

Data – There are examples of successful projects in several hospitals and published in medical journals. This provided reliable references that the project…[Read more]

When I was a first-year intern I found it really difficult to choose the right diabetes medication for my patient because there are many different diabetes medications, contraindications, and the need to adjust the dosage according to GFR (kidney function value). For this reason, I consulted a nephrologist and created a mini-CDSS program for me…[Read more]

I think without interoperability standards, each hospital would have a hard time transmitting information to each other. Data must be converted to suit each organization and hospital, which would waste a lot of human resources and time to convert the data. Due to a large amount of data preparation time required, a fast response to the rapid rise…[Read more]

from my experience, I strongly agree with the survey results despite working in Thailand. I have worked part-time or full-time with more than 20 government and private hospitals in the past time. I found that each hospital has its own unique EMR system.

For some hospitals, the EMR system is so bad that I choose not to work part-time there again.…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing this interesting information.

I feel that Indonesia’s health system is well connected. It starts with the screening at the airport and if an anomaly is found patients will be referred to telemedicine applications. Moreover, there is also a database system that collects detailed information and displays the summary reports.…[Read more]

Thank you for sharing

For me, I have encountered the problem that patients have low compliance because they don’t know what medications they are taking or have some kind of side effects. Even though the patient was told what medication they were prescribed and what the side effects were. Maybe the patient probably won’t remember very long because…[Read more]

Before reading this article, I understood that e-Health means handling health information with electronic devices.
After reading this article, I felt the meaning of iHealth. It’s a very wide range of meaning, including what I didn’t know before, which consisted of 1) Health in our hands, 2) Interacting for health, and 3) Data enabling health.

In…[Read more]