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Item Metadata only self-screening Thai pediatric bleeding questionaire application (TPBQ child)นงนุช สิระชัยนันท์; มหาวิทยาลัยมหิดล. คณะแพทยศาสตร์โรงพยาบาลรามาธิบดีItem Metadata only Cost-utility and budget impact analyses of cervical cancer screening using self-collected samples for HPV DNA testing in Thailand(2023-12-01) Kositamongkol C.; Kanchanasurakit S.; Mepramoon E.; Talungchit P.; Chaopotong P.; Kengkla K.; Chaisathaphol T.; Saokaew S.; Phisalprapa P.; Mahidol UniversityIntroduction: Cervical cancer ranks as the third most prevalent cancer among women in Thailand. However, the effectiveness of cervical cancer screening programs is limited by several factors that impede the screening rate. The utilization of self...-collected samples for screening purposes has the potential to alleviate barriers to screening in Thai women. This study assessed the cost-utility and budget impact of implementing cervical cancer screening using self-collected samples for humanItem Metadata only Knowledge, attitude and breast self-examination for breast cancer screening among female factory workers(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2006) Jirapa Jongjamarisithong; Somsak SuthutvoravutItem Metadata only Factors Associated with Cervical Cancer Screening Overuse and Underuse, and Attitude towards Human Papillomavirus Self-sampling among Hospital Staffs(2023-01-01) Laowjan P.; Maichonklang K.; Permpool P.; Talungchit P.; Jareemit N.; Mahidol UniversityObjective: To investigate the rates of and factors associated with cervical cancer screening overuse and underuse, and the attitude towards human papillomavirus (HPV) self-sampling among hospital staffs. Materials and Methods: This cross-sectional... study included female hospital staff undergoing an annual health check-up. A questionnaire was used to collect sociodemographic characteristics, indication for cervical cancer screening, reasons for screening decision, and attitude toward HPV selfPublication Metadata only Self-screening for diabetes by sniffing urine samples based on a hand-held electronic nose(2017-02-21) Thara Seesaard; Chutintorn Sriphrapradang; Taya Kitiyakara; Teerakiat Kerdcharoen; Mahidol Universityscreening method using a urine odor detection device for identifying type 2 diabetes mellitus should be very beneficial. In this study, we report a self-monitoring system to detect specific sweet-smelling urine odor made from four polymer/functionalized... classified 99.5%. Therefore, this personal diagnostic screening device is likely to be useful for real-Time self-monitoring of urine odor in patients with diabetes mellitus and those who are at high risk of developing diabetes disease. In additionPublication Metadata only Assessment of HIV testing in blood donations: Cost analysis of routine screening with HIV-antibody and hiv antigen test in Thailand(1996-12-01) S. Kongsin; Mahidol UniversityObjectives: I ) To analyze the cost component of routine screening of Thai blood donors by using HIV-Ab (the 2nd and 3rd Generation ELISA) and HIV-Ag. 2} To determine the cost for the detection of the window period. 3) To analyze the effectiveness... of donor's self selection methods. Methods: The study design was a cross-sectional retrospective study using economic tools in quantitative method including epidemiological aspects.The available data from 14 regional/general hospitals in Thailand with highItem Metadata only Validity of “OfficeCheck”: A self-musculoskeletal assessment tool for screening work-related musculoskeletal disorders in office workers(2023-12-15) Rujiret U.; Keerin M.; Julaporn P.; Petcharatana B.; Wattana J.; Chutima J.; Rujiret U.; Mahidol UniversityCheck web application as a screening tool to classify office workers as capable of self-management for specific symptoms of WMSDs or requiring professional consultation. METHODS: This study was conducted to determine the criterion-related validity of Office...BACKGROUND: Early self-assessment for work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) is crucial in preventing severe symptoms and long-term consequences. Accessible tools are necessary for proactive management. OBJECTIVE: To validate the OfficeItem Metadata only The Relationship between Primary Caregivers’ Psychosocial Factors and Self-esteem in Children and Adolescents with ADHD: An Exploratory Crosssectional Study(2023-01-01) Wannapaschaiyong P.; Penphattarakul A.; Rojmahamongkol P.; Sutchritpongsa S.; Mahidol University. Almost all caregivers (90.9%) adopted an authoritative parenting. The mean self-esteem score in participants with ADHD was 39.23±8.99. Younger caregivers, those with an education level below a bachelor’s degree, higher monthly income, positive screening... screening of caregivers for depression, and providing appropriate treatment are recommended to enhance self-esteem in children and adolescents with ADHD.Item Metadata only mBAT: a newly developed mobile application for self-screening of pediatric bleeding disorders – a multi-center study(2025-01-01) Sermcheep A.; Natesirinilkul R.; Komvilaisak P.; Songthawee N.; Laohverapanich K.; Songdej D.; Wongwerawattanakoon P.; Kadegasem P.; Chuansumrit A.; Sirachainan N.; Sermcheep A.; Mahidol Universityto develop, validate, and demonstrate a Thai BAT mobile application (mBAT) for self-screening of bleeding disorders. mBAT was developed and validated using the paper-based Thai version of pediatric bleeding questionnaire (TPBQ). Then, mBAT was applied to 916... in the subjects whose scores ≥3 from community and hematology clinics were 6.25% and 52.6%, respectively. In conclusions, the mBAT had a high correlation with the TPBQ. As a self-screening tool, it could enhance the diagnosis of bleeding disorders.Item Metadata only Validation of Self-application-based Malnutrition and Limited Mobility Screening Tools Compared with Standard Diagnostic Tools in Older Adults(2025-01-01) Tanaviboon P.; Muangpaisan W.; Jongsawadipatana A.; Siritipakorn P.; Intalapaporn S.; Tanaviboon P.; Mahidol UniversityObjective: To validate application screening tools against face-to-face standard tools (the Mini Nutritional Assessment (MNA) and Short Physical Performance Battery test (SPPB)) in older adults. Materials and Methods: A mobile or tablet application... was developed based on user interfaces and experiences. Outpatients aged 60 years and over were tested with this tool. We used 2 questions from the WHO-ICOPE algorithm and 3 questions from the STEADI algorithm to screen for at-risk malnutrition and limited