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Item Open Access Behavioral analytics of a freshmen small private online English course(Mahidol University, 2022) Kingkan Luenpan; Sotarat Thammaboosadee; Theeraya Mayakul; Rojjalak ChuckpaiwongSPOC (Small Private Online Course) is an online learning platform combining classroom and online lessons. For the development of SPOC, it is worth looking at producing online learning as creating lessons for learners. As higher education courses... behavior groupings that divided into individual (student-level) and content (lesson-level). Henceforth, a predictive model for learner quality in the SPOC English course was constructed. The research methodology composed of 5 steps included: businessPublication Open Access Critical success factors in enterprise risk management(2558) Patipan Sae-Lim; ปฏิภาณ แซ่หลิ่ม; มหาวิทยาลัยมหิดล. คณะแพทยศาสตร์โรงพยาบาลรามาธิบดี. งานบริหารความเสี่ยงRisks are uncertainty events which deviate the organizational goals as expectations. Robustness of Enterprise risk management (ERM) could enhance organizations to reach the appropriated goals. In globalizing world, organizations can employ ERM standards and paradigm for example, ISO 31000 and COSO-ERM, unfortunately, such standards would not even indicate the success way to implement ERM in organizations. With this importance, the objectives of this paper are to study the methodology of conducting critical success factors (CSFs) in ERM and also to report them. According to the qualitative literatures more than 10 articles, the role of top management is the most important factor in implementing ERM. The commitment of leadership could enhance organizational cooperative by stimulating organizations to conduct ERM through appropriated communication and understanding. Moreover, the role of leadership has a positive impact with execution and integration of ERM through cycle of risk management process-identify, assess and mitigation of ERM. Apart from the role of leadership, ERM also works well when the completeness of organizational strategic plan would be done.Publication Open Access Success counteracting tobacco company interference in Thailand: an example of FCTC implementation for low- and middle-income countries(2012) Naowarut Charoenca; Jeremiah Mock; Nipapun Kungskulniti; Sunida Preechawong; Nicholas Kojetin; Stephen L. Hamann; เนาวรัตน์ เจริญค้า; นิภาพรรณ กังสกุลนิติ; Nipapun Kungskulniti; Mahidol university. Faculty of Public Health. Department of Sanitary EngineeringTTC viewpoints and strategies, we also extracted information from internal tobacco industry documents. We synthesized these data and identified six core strategies TTCs use to interfere in tobacco control policymaking: (1) doing business with 'twoItem Open Access Annual Report 2018 Mahidol University International college(2019) Mahidol University. Mahidol University International collegePublication Open Access Tourism threats to Coral Reef Resilience at Koh Sak, Pattaya Bay(2015-01) Phillips, Wayne N.; Mahidol University. Mahidol University International Collegeecological and spatial resilience and capacity to survive global climate change. To improve reef resilience, there needs to be a shift from exploitative business practices to a conservation-based industry that creates the infrastructure to ensure visitorsPublication Open Access Prevalence and risk factors for low back pain among oil field workers in Minhla Township, Magway Region, Myanmar(2019) Hlaing Myo Thu; Jiraporn Chompikul; Bang-on Thepthien; Chathaya Wongrathanandha; ลาย เหมียว ตรู; จิราพร ชมพิกุล; บังอร เทพเทียน; ฉัฐญาณ์ วงศ์รัฐนันท์; Mahidol University. Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital. Department of Community Medicine; Mahidol University. ASEAN Institute for Health Development, Magway Region, Myanmar. A multi-stage cluster random sampling was used to draw a sample of 280 workers. The data collection was conducted at the Nga Naung Mone small-scale oil field from April to May 2019. Chi-square test and multiple logistic... knowledge about occupational health hazards were 2.32 times more likely to have low back pain than those who had good knowledge (Adj. OR = 2.32, 95% CI = 1.01 - 4.99). Prevalence of low back pain was high among small-scale oil field workers, as wellPublication Open Access Assessing governability of environmental protected areas in Phetchaburi and Prachuap Kirikhan, Thailand(2015) Suvaluck Satumanatpan; Ratana Chuenpagdee; Mahidol University. Faculty of Environment and Resource StudiesEnvironmental degradation continues in Thailand, despite the establishment of several environmental protected areas (EPAs) since their inception in 1992. EPAs aim to promote the conservation and sustainability of natural resources through decentralization and improving the participation of local governments and communities. Not all EPAs are successful, however. The purpose of this paper is to examine factors affecting the implementation of the EPAs program in Thailand, using the Phetchaburi and Prachuap Kirikhan EPA, in southern Thailand as a case study. Following the governability assessment framework, natural, social, and governing systems associated with the EPA were first described in terms of diversity, complexity, dynamics, and spatial and jurisdictional scale. Next, we examined the extent to which the EPA, as a participatory regulatory tool, corresponded with the natural and social systems it aimed to govern. The analysis reveals that the EPA did not function as effectively as it should be, even though the governing system was well structured to deal with complex coastal ecosystems in the area. The deficiency in the function of the EPA was due largely to poor sectoral coordination, weak financial commitments, and uncoordinated governing interactions. Based on these findings, we suggest that the EPA should be situated in a broader context of land and marine spatial planning and that it needs to be attuned to existing policies in a way that collaboration between agencies and policy integration is possible.Publication Open Access Dysfunctional Team-Based Learning(2020) Permphan Dharmasaroja; เพิ่มพันธุ์ ธรรมสโรช; Mahidol University. Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital. Chakri Naruebodindra Medical InstituteTeam-based learning (TBL) is an innovative teacher-driven teaching method that uses a specific sequence of activities to foster individual and group responsibility in small groups of students that have been formed in order to answer questions... and solve problems. TBL appears to have a number of benefits compared to conventional lecture-based teaching and traditional small group learning models. However, TBL has been modified in several ways for use in teaching within the curricula of medicalPublication Open Access Vision based leadership: the answer to the fast changing retail industry in Thailand(2008) Sooksan Kantabutra; Mahidol University. College of ManagementLeaders are widely exhorted to espouse vision, but very little is known about how effective visions are characterized and realized. Extending previous research, the present study tests a proposed vision theory in Thai apparel retailers, taking into consideration effects from vision communication, organizational alignment and motivation of staff. Visions characterized by brevity, clarity, abstractness, challenge, future orientation, stability and desirability or ability to inspire are directly predictive of enhanced customer satisfaction and indirectly predictive of enhanced staff satisfaction. Such visions and their being communicated are directly predictive of increased motivating behavior among store managers, in turn positively affecting staff and customer satisfaction. Organizational alignment is indirectly predictive of enhanced staff and customer satisfaction.Publication Open Access The dementia and disability project in Thai elderly: rational, design, methodology and early results(2013) Vorapun Senanarong; Kamolthip Harnphadungkit; Niphon Poungvarin; Sathit Vannasaeng; Samut Chongwisal; Tipa Chakorn; Piyanuch Jamjumrus; Atthapon Raksthaput; Sinisa Chaichanettee; Nattapol Aoonkaew; Suthipol Udompunthurak; Doody, Rachelle S.; Cummings, Jeffrey L.; Mahidol University. Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital.and to explore the relationship of cognition, disability, small vessel diseases and cortical degeneration with neuroimaging in Thai elderly people. 1998 Thai elders were screened in 2004–2006 and diagnosed as having MCI or dementia. 223 elders with MCI