Health Information Strategy

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Health Information Strategy
7 May 2008 Richmond Hotel
Dr. Supakit Sirilak MD., MPHM. Director Bureau of
Policy Strategy konc62_at_yahoo.com
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Public Health Concept
Medicine Individual Curative
Health Public
Health Community Prevention
Health
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Management
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Dr.Supakit Sirilak
Good Executive
I know what you did last summer
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Dr.Supakit Sirilak
Excellent Executive
I know what you are going to do next summer
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Wisdom
Knowledge
Information
Data
Context Operation Purpose Processing
Context Managerial Purpose Decision Making
Context Strategy Purpose Setting Direction
Imagination
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Dr.Supakit Sirilak
Information needed in every step

• Policy Formulation
• Strategic Formulation
• Strategic Implementation/Control
• Strategic Evaluation

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To an appropriate range
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and responsive to the individual needs
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To effective and good quality of care
Efficiency delivered

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Dr.Supakit Sirilak
Good Information

• Accurate
• Coverage
• Update
• Appropriate

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Dr.Supakit Sirilak
Methods

• Established Systemic Report
• Survey

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Dr.Supakit Sirilak
Learning from the past

• 2504 First National ES Dev. Plan
• Manual Summary
• Electronic Summary
• Electronic Root Record
• Real-time Root Record

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Dr.Supakit Sirilak
Key Success Factors

• Hardware
• Software
• Peopleware
• System design
• Management

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Health Information

• Demographic Data
• Health Status
• Individual
• Community
• Surveillance Data
• Diseases (Facilities based)
• Syndromic (Community based)
• Service activity Data
• Number (Quantitative)
• Coverage (Qualitative)
• Resources Data
• Health Man Power
• Budgeting

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The more precious objectives

• Surveillance data
• Not to learn the history
• But to do the earliest outbreak control
• Service activities outcome
• Not to know how much we could do
• But to make the development
• Sustainability
• Not the output of a certain period
• But to make it last long
• Collaboration
• Not only a single hero
• But success for all and all make it success

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The Proposed Solution

• The strong supportive policy
• Establish the effective management
• Single responsible unit at all levels
• Monitoring Evaluation
• Demographic data
• Registered ? Electronic data base
• Non-registered ? Survey/Census
• Health status
• Household survey/census
• Surveillance data
• Diseases ? Syndromic
• Service activities data
• Number ? Coverage

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Only you who can stop
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The Changing World
Digital
Analog
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Learning History
Cholera outbreak in London 1857
John Snow
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Learning History
Influenza Pandemic
1918-1919
Drift Shift
Novel
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Communicable Hazard
Meningococcemia
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Communicable Hazard
Trichinosis
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Communicable Hazard
Trichinella spiralis
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Non-Communicable Hazard
Fredrich stromeyer 1817
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Non-Communicable Hazard
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Non-Communicable Hazard
Dioxin
Plastic
Heat
Dioxin
Cumulative
Cancer Birth defect
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Health Information Strategy

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