The application “Clubhouse” has phenomenally shaken the world of social media, with an increase of 5 million active users within 2 months. The platform interests us with an unorthodox way of socialising, a voice-only interaction without visualised media. Some may see it as a weakness of this applica

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNRR7uf6ZFkLet’s learn more about sedentary behavior from the animation “Nual’s step challenge: this animation will make you move! This animation is created based on the information from the research project “The Physical Activity at Work (PAW): a cluster randomised t

HITAP was invited to attend the “Strengthening Health and Disease Modelling for Public Health Decision Making” organised by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) and Wellcome on June 7–8, 2023 in Kigali, Rwanda. It brought together 110 virtual and on-site attendees, with 76 on-site modellers,

Countries across Asia are increasingly turning to health technology assessment (HTA) to ensure healthcare decisions are guided by appropriate evidence. However, many still face challenges in institutionalizing HTA, including building technical expertise, applying economic evaluation in decision-maki

The issue of health equity is important to Thai people, but there has not been a clear measure of its significance. Findings from the “Health Inequality Aversion Survey” confirm that Thai people highly value health equity, although differences exist between the general public and policymakers

Health equity is a major concern worldwide, spanning regions and income levels. Countries recognize the importance of addressing health disparities to ensure fair access to healthcare. Health Inequality Aversion Surveys provide insights into how different nations perceive health inequality. These

– The pharmaceutical industry is a significant emitter of carbon emissions, which accelerates climate change and directly affects human health and health systems. – The safety and efficacy profiles of intravenous (IV) and oral paracetamol for patients undergoing surgeries are comparable. – Swi

Six potential interventions for implementation in the Bangkok Metropolitan Area were identified based on available evidence on effectiveness, feasibility, and cost: (i) clean air rooms; (ii) dust-free bed nets; purifiers; (iii) masking; (iv) clean cooking; (v) green screens, and (vi) metropolita

Miss Pornpimol Sansaard had her bachelor degree in Management Sciences from Chiangrai Rajabhat University. After graduation, she had five experiences working as an accountant in a private company before came to HITAP. At present, she works as financial officer. Her duties range from research project financial management to accounting management.

Supaporn Eam-akrarasena started work at HITAP on October 7 as head of the finance and accounting team. She graduated from St.John’s University, master’s degree in international business management and from Ramkhamhaeng University, bachelor’s degree in accounting, more than 26 years of experience in the field of financial accounting, such as the pos