Ms. Lertlak Leelasaewuang, Director of the Medical Office (EPPO), Bangkok, spoke about the doctor’s warning of the influenza epidemic. After the COVID-19 situation resolved, EPPO organized a surveillance team to monitor the influenza infection situation both domestically and internationally. In summary, the daily executive report situation information. Including instructing hospitals under the jurisdiction to follow the surveillance guidelines of the Department of Disease Control. Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) strictly to prevent infection or prevent severe symptoms At the same time, precautionary measures have been prepared. along with establishing guidelines to control the spread of communicable diseases including various health hazards that may occur
by instructing all hospitals under Bangkok is vigilant and controlling the spread of the virus. Including accurate diagnosis and treatment according to the treatment guidelines of the disease. and manage the reserve of medicines sufficient to treat the patients Ready to provide vaccines to prevent and control diseases, including measles, influenza. and acute viral diarrhea for high-risk patients as well as assigning community health groups of 11 affiliated hospitals to provide proactive services, such as organizing activities and exhibitions to educate people on how to take care of and prevent their own health for people who receive services and people in the surrounding areas of the hospital Including recommending adults to get vaccinated. to strengthen the body’s immunity regularly. “Adult Vaccine Clinic” in a hospital under the BMA, which in the past has offered influenza vaccines, COVID vaccines, diphtheria (dT), tetanus, measles, rubella, etc. to build immunity against necessary diseases. The service is available in the internal medicine department and is in accordance with the rights of patients. to strengthen the immune system Reduce sickness and reduce disease for the people. who can access vaccines according to their own benefits and to stimulate immunity in adults This is because the body’s immunity from childhood vaccination decreases as they grow older. And may result in risk factors for various diseases such as pneumococcus, influenza, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, and hepatitis B. This may lead to liver cancer. Details of the service of adult vaccination clinics in all 11 hospitals under Bangkok can be followed at
