“Surasi Smart Service” Innovations to Access to Medical History

Authors

  • Supanut Promrungruang Department of Outpatient Division, Fort Surasi Hospital, Kanchanaburi 71190, Thailand
  • Nongluk Chaobunjerd Department of Computer Center, Fort Surasi Hospital, Kanchanaburi 71190, Thailand

Keywords:

Application, Medical history, Continuity of care

Abstract

Background: Information plays the crucial role in real life. Access to medical history is essential for medical treatments for both patients and medical personnel. Missing an appointment and intermittent treatment leads to worse consequence. 

Objective: To ensure that all personnel and service recipients have access to their own health information. To use the same set of health data history. Support the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. To remind patient to come back to see a doctor and reduce waiting time and density in hospital. 

Method: Surasi smart service is an innovative invention using Line OA program. After confirming the information, you will be able to view the health check-up results, appointment history, and medication history that you have received. As a result of this innovation, people can view their history even in areas close to hospitals. 

Results: The percentage of patients missing appointments decreased from 10.24 % to 2.3%. The percentage of personnel satisfaction with Surasi Smart Service was 93.7%. 

Conclusion: The program “Surasi Smart Service” is a program that can increase access to medical services and reduce the rate of missing appointments with eventually increase customer satisfaction.

References

Berlo DK. The Process of Communication: An Introduction to Theory and Practice. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston. 1960.

Kratzke C. Cox C. Smartphone Technology and Apps: Rapidly Changing Health Promotion. International Electronic Journal of Health Education. 2012; 15: 72-83.

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Published

2024-05-10

How to Cite

Promrungruang, S., & Chaobunjerd, N. . (2024). “Surasi Smart Service” Innovations to Access to Medical History. Greater Mekong Subregion Medical Journal, 4(2), 79–82. Retrieved from https://he02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/gmsmj/article/view/267543

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Section

Innovation in Medicine