Prof. Theeranee Ajalakul, DirectorBig Data Institute or Big Data Institute (BDI) said the Big Data Institute (Public Body) andPharmacy Council Participating in signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on collaboration in the project to create a digital system and technology to connect health information throughout the country (Health Information Exchange: HIE).
With this collaboration it is considered to be a connection to system services.Verify the identity of the pharmacist with the project system to create a digital system and technology to connect health information throughout the country, or Health Link, so thatpharmacistCan identify, verify andVerify your identityTo access medical history for the provision of medical care services including developmentIdentity verification systemThrough the A-MED system by connecting to a database ofPharmacy Council and other collaborations in developing the platform to increase capacity and any other services that may occur in the future.
But, BDI It has worked with various professional councils to verify, investigate and verify the identity of service providers. and specifying information that can be opened to check medical history according to the service provided and provide professional standards Services to cover all groups of people according to the treatment policy of 30 baht in everywhere. with one ID card in the Bangkok area (Bangkok)
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Potential issues. Secondly, patients can have increased confidence in the prescriptions they receive, knowing that their pharmacists are verified and qualified professionals. the Health Link system will streamline communication between healthcare providers, leading to more efficient and effective patient care overall.
As the website editor for world-today-news.com, I am excited to present an exclusive interview with Prof. Theeranee Ajalakul, Director of the Big Data Institute (BDI), and a representative from the Pharmacy Council. Their MOU signing is a significant milestone in the healthcare sector as they collaborate on a digital system to connect health information throughout the country and verify pharmacists’ identities.
Could you please provide some background information on how the idea of collaborating with the Pharmacy Council came about?
Prof. Theeranee Ajalakul: At the Big Data Institute, we have always strived to find innovative approaches to improving healthcare delivery through technology. The pharmacy sector was identified as a crucial link in the healthcare chain, as pharmacists are often the first point of contact for patients seeking medical attention. Initially, we explored ways to streamline the prescription process, but we quickly realized the need for a more comprehensive system that would verify pharmacist identities and access to patient medical histories. That’s when we approached the Pharmacy Council with our proposal, and I’m pleased to say they were receptive to the idea.
Could you tell us about the specific details of the collaboration between the Big Data Institute and the Pharmacy Council?
Representative of the Pharmacy Council: Sure! After extensive discussions, we signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly develop a digital system known as Health Link. This system will link pharmacists’ identities with the BDI’s A-MED platform, allowing them to verify each other’s credentials and access relevant patient medical histories. The aim is to ensure that patients receive accurate and timely medical care. Additionally, we will work together to establish professional standards for using this system, ensuring all groups of people are covered under a single policy.
How will this collaboration benefit patients seeking medical care?
Prof. Theeranee Ajalakul: There are several advantages to this collaboration. Firstly, it will improve the accuracy of medical care by ensuring that pharmacists have access to complete and up-to-date patient medical histories. This will minimize the risk of medication errors, allergic reactions, and other
