Background This work was to study the prehospital time among suspected stroke patients
who were transported by an emergency medical service (EMS) system using a national …

Evidence from Thailand indicates that hypertension is an important risk factors for deaths
due to cardiovascular diseases including stroke. Available evidence also shows that there …

ABSTRACT The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) triggered increased demand for
data on child and maternal mortality for monitoring progress. With the advent of the …

Background: Ambient ozone (O 3) pollution has increased globally since preindustrial times.
At present, O 3 is one of the major air pollution concerns in Thailand, and is associated with …

Abstract The HEALTH UTILITIES INDEX®(HUI®) is a family of systems designed to measure
utility scores of health-related quality of life for comprehensive health states. There are two …

Introduction We investigate the links between health and injury in Thailand. This is important
because of the high burden of injury in transitional countries and limited information for …

In Thailand, individuals with stroke prefer to return home after being discharged from
hospital and most of them have inconveniences to get to hospitals or clinics to receive …

Background Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most prevalent hepatic cancer
worldwide. Currently, a targeted therapy via monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) specific to tumor …

Objective: To assess the relation and estimation function between utility weight (UW) from
EQ-5D and T-FLIC 2 score (TFS). To compare quality of life (QOL) between global burden of …

Objectives The study aims to identify high-cost users (HCUs) in the inpatient departments of
hospitals in Thailand including their common characteristics, patterns of healthcare …