Analysis of Public Health Indicators of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for Align the Public Health Operations at the Local Level.

Abstract

The objective of this research were to study and analyze the public health indicators used for ranking the progress of the Sustainable Development Goals of Thailand in the world stage, prioritizing the indicators for align the public health operations and prioritizing issues at the provincial level by health service area only indicators that are classified as poor. Using the study method to analyze scores from public health indicators based on the ranking results of the report "SDGs Index and Dashboards Report 2018“and rank the areas of the indicators that are at the critical level from death data and birth data of the Bureau of Registration Administration, Ministry of Interior prepared by Health Information Group and information from the TB reporting system (TBCM) Of the Bureau of Tuberculosis, Department of Disease Control.

The study found that Thailand is ranked 59th from countries surveyed in 156 countries, Thailand is ranked 4th in ASEAN after Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam. It was found that the 6 indicators were in a very good level, 4 indicators that were in good level, 1 indicators that were in the fair level and 3 indicators were Incidence of tuberculosis, traffic deaths rate and adolescent fertility rate that are classified as poor which need to plan urgent problem solving at the local level, especially in urban areas and industrial areas. Allowing Thailand to be one of the countries that can achieve sustainable development goals successfully by 2030.