Crowdsourcing Platform for Healthcare: Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate Case Studies

Khwanngern, Krit; Natwichai, Juggapong; Sitthikham, Suriya; Sitthikamtiub, Watcharaporn; Kaveeta, Vivatchai; Rakchittapoke, Arakin; Martkamjan, Somboon

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“…The VHVs work efficiently, knocking from door to door on at least 12 million doors to identify those at risk of contracting Covid-19[51]. (3) "Integration of technology in health-care system" This is a collaboration between public and private sectors for controlling the spread of Covid-19 in Thailand.Regarding the VHVs, the deputy minister of Public Health signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the Health Service Support Department and Advance Info Service (AIS) to provide health news for VHVs via a mobile application called "Aor Sor Mor Online"[52,53]. The application was introduced in 2015.…”

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Ten commonly asked questions about Covid-19 and lessons learned from Thailand

Viwattanakulvanid

2021

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PurposeAs the world faces a new health crisis threatening people with the spread of Covid-19, this study aims to summarize the key information of Covid-19 related to disease characteristics, diagnosis, treatment and prevention along with the lessons learned from Thailand.Design/methodology/approachThe narrative review was synthesized from various sources such as the World Health Organization; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Ministry of Public Health and other related news; articles in ScienceDirect, PubMed, Google Scholar; and the author's perspective regarding the lessons learned from Thailand with keywords of “Covid-19” and “Coronavirus” from January to August 2020. Google Trends was used to set common questions.FindingsCovid-19 is the seventh family of coronaviruses that cause various symptoms related to respiratory systems. The disease can be treated through general and symptomatic treatment, by using antiviral drugs. As of July 2020, there are four potential vaccine candidates ChAdOx1 nCoV-19, mRNA-1273, Ad5-nCOV and BNT162b1. The recommendations for Covid-19 prevention are physical distancing, face masks, eye protection and hand washing. Thailand is now considered as low-risk for Covid-19 possibly because of (1) soft policy by government actions, (2) village health volunteers, (3) integration of technology and (4) fact-based communications.Originality/valueThis study summarized the key points about Covid-19, clarified some misunderstandings and shared strategic actions from Thailand, which can be adapted according to the different capacities and situations in other countries.

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