Thipayasothorn, Pastraporn
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Item type:Publication, Development of mobile application program to promote travel for the elderly in the city community to use healthcare services in Sirindhorn Hospital, Bangkok(2022-04-01); ; ;Phetsinchorn, Aueamaumporn; Munkong, PratumAging health circumstances combined with travel challenges in the city community of Sirinhorn hospital have a direct relation to the deteriorating health and environment of the elderly, which are generally based on a number of different old age-related diseases. Hence, this is the main reason for healthcare service provision to the elderly for enhanced life quality. In addition, a number of other broader factors such as the overall service system of hospitals, hospital accessibility, public transportation system, the elderly’s private vehicles, and supportive technology for the elderly’s travel to hospital can potentially impact their means to acquire hospital-based health services. Therefore, this two-fold research was conducted to develop a mobile application program to promote travel for the elderly in the city community, who currently seek health services at Sirindhorn hospital in Bangkok and to evaluate the developed mobile application program’s effectiveness and efficiency in supporting the elderly’s travel to hospital. The program development process involved specialists, experts and thirty elderly participants who pilot-tested the developed mobile application program for their travels to the hospital. Results showed that participants were satisfied with their experiences in using the developed application program, particularly through the convenience in giving and acquiring information on the application program that significantly supported their travels to the hospital. This study presented implications for public healthcare stakeholders in their provision of effective health services to the Thai elderly. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, APPLICATION PROGRAM FOR RESEARCH STANDARD APPLIED: A CASE STUDY OF KING MONGKUT’S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LADKRABANG(2024-01-01); ; Phetsinchorn, AueamaumpornConducting research or experiments on humans and creatures has contributed to advancement in science and modern healthcare, and that definitely enables us to have a better life quality. Considering the research standard as the key guidelines and criteria for a single standard research system management, the present research that was carried out at King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand, aimed to understand the operation of the research standard and research ethics of educational institutions and to design an application program on a smartphone to follow up the aforementioned research standard and research ethics. This research consisted of three different stages; that is, Stage One involved surveying the operation of the research standard and research ethics of educational institutions; Stage Two focused on designing an application program on a smartphone to follow up the research standard and research ethics; and Stage Three was the pilot study and evaluation for an efficacy of the application program. The research findings were greatly essential for stakeholders in gaining more knowledge about ethical research practices in humans and promoting information about the operation in the research standard and research ethics of educational institutions in order to keep the research procedures secured and conduct research underlying the ethical and appropriate academic practice. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, A Deep Learning and Metaheuristic Optimization Framework for Predictive Maintenance Scheduling and Decision Support in Smart Industrial Systems(2025-04-01) ;Yoosomboon, Kanit; ;Kijmongkolvanich, SirisyosEgwutvongsa, SongwutThis study aimed to construct a comprehensive framework that fosters autonomous decision-making among Thai micro-entrepreneurs located in the lower central region, with an emphasis on enhancing packaging innovation and supporting long-term sustainable development. A quantitative research approach was adopted, utilising a stratified sampling method to gather data from a total of 316 respondents. Path analysis was employed to examine the underlying dimensions that affect self-reliance in packaging innovation. The analysis identified four principal dimensions as vital for achieving sustainable packaging design: technological competence, economic independence, psychological resilience, and socio-cultural integration. The findings also indicated that technological self-reliance exerted an indirect influence on sociocultural integration, with culturally oriented design perspectives accounting for 19.6 percent of the variance observed. The outcomes underscore the significance of community-based decision-making frameworks that empower micro-entrepreneurs. These models hold potential to inform policy interventions and shape educational content directed at sustainable practice adoption, especially within the context of developing nations aiming to reinforce community resilience. The study offers a transferable model that demonstrates how community participation can be effectively connected to innovative packaging strategies. This approach promotes both economic sustainability and the preservation of cultural identity among micro-enterprises operating within the small business sector.
