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Specialists urge revamp of state procurement process
Business, Suchit Leesa-nguansuk, Published on 04/07/2025
» Technical experts have urged an overhaul of the bidder qualification criteria for government auctions to prevent registration system collapses for state projects with a massive amount of registrants.
Bugs being fixed in travel subsidy sign-up system
Published on 02/07/2025
» Lessons learned from previous travel subsidy schemes that cost the government 2.3 billion baht due to fraud have the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) defending the complicated registration process for the latest programme.
AIA Donates 10,000 Flu Vaccines to BMA Workers
Published on 22/04/2025
» AIA Thailand continues its annual AIA Sharing A Life initiative for the 12th consecutive year under the theme “Healthier You Begins with Vaccination”, aiming to bolster public health by providing influenza vaccines to vulnerable communities nationwide.
Aids fight cut short
Oped, Postbag, Published on 22/04/2025
» Re: "US funding cuts for Aids-HIV fight", (BP, April 17).
Samitivej Unveils Smart Pediatric Hospital for Global-Standard Care
Published on 27/02/2025
» Samitivej International Children's Hospital has officially opened its cutting-edge standalone facility at the Samitivej Srinakarin campus, marking a new milestone in pediatric healthcare. Designed as a Smart Hospital, the facility leverages AI-driven solutions, robotic-assisted treatments, and digital healthcare ecosystems to provide world-class preventive and complex pediatric care.
Trains go pet-friendly as New Year's gift
News, Post Reporters, Published on 26/12/2024
» The State Railway of Thailand's (SRT) Red Line train service in Bangkok will be pet-friendly on Saturdays and Sundays from Jan 4. One carriage on each train will be designated for people and their pets. The service is being launched in collaboration with Nida Poll, and it is being announced as a New Year's gift.
AI-Powered "PresScribe" by Looloo Health Transforms Healthcare Across Thailand
Published on 26/11/2024
» November 26, 2024 — Bangkok Medical Software Co, Ltd (BMS), together with Looloo Health, uses Microsoft technology to empower healthcare professionals in 35 hospitals across Thailand with "PresScribe," an innovative AI-powered solution. Integrated with BMS-HOSxP and BMS-HOSxP XE systems, PresScribe transcribes doctor-patient conversations and automatically summarizes key medical information. This frees up clinicians to focus on meaningful patient interaction and deliver more effective care. BMS plans to expand PresScribe's availability to hospitals nationwide.
NVI Evaluates Achievement of National Vaccine Security Act.
Published on 17/05/2024
» National Vaccine Institute (NVI), led by Cherdchai Tantisirin, Vice Minister for Public Health, hosted a hybrid conference to evaluate The achievement of the 2018 National Vaccine Security Act. The conference was attended by over 70 honourable guests, including members of the Committee and Subcommittee from NVI, executive board members from all departments of the Ministry of Public Health, expert teams from the Vaccination Research and Development Network, representatives from vaccine manufacturing and import networks, the procurement sector, the Department of Local Administration, and public and private vaccination service units.
NVI Drives Local Vaccine Procurement Efforts
Published on 24/04/2024
» National Vaccine Institute (NVI), in collaboration with Ministry of Public Health and Ministry of Interior, supports Department of Local Administration (DLA) to promote immunization in their respective areas through the procurement of essential vaccines for public. This initiative has received technical support and has reached the initial stage of developing an influenza vaccine to be provided in the Pathum Thani area and other local districts moving forward.
Measles makes a comeback as jab rates fall
Published on 05/03/2024
» LONDON - The 5-year-old looked nervously at her older brothers, scanning their faces for any sign of distress as needles were swiftly stuck into their upper arms, the syringe plungers pushed in and the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine administered. Whether it was for her benefit or not, they barely flinched.