Collaboration
Our primary objective is to ensure that the Thai population can have, access and utilize appropriate health technologies. Collaborating with networks and organizations with aligned missions, both nationally and internationally, enables us to maximize the impact of our work—not only for Thailand but also for the global community.
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Thailand
Status
Ongoing
Published date
02 June 2020
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59005027H1108F0
COVID-19 Multi-Model Comparison Collaboration (CMCC)
Status
Ongoing
Published date
28 April 2020
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61323002R1023L0
Review of health benefits packages under the Health Insurance Card Scheme for migrants in Thailand
Researchers
Status
Completed
Published date
14 August 2019
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Status
Completed
Published date
14 January 2019
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61073002R1016L0
A study of access to and feasibility of rehabilitation counseling for people living with disabilities in hospital
Status
Completed
Published date
10 September 2018
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Status
Completed
Published date
17 March 2017
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11-3-103-2559
An evaluation of a program promoting access to school health services in the context of Thai local authority’s primary schools
Status
Completed
Published date
24 May 2016
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11-3-100-2559
Evaluation of piloted Down’s Syndrome system
Status
Completed
Published date
19 February 2016
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11-3-003-2558(22)
Economic evaluation of autologous stem cell transplantation in multiple myeloma patients
Status
Completed
Published date
19 February 2016
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11-3-096-2558
โครงการประเมินหัวข้อปัญหาและเทคโนโลยีด้านสุขภาพ เพื่อประกอบการพิจารณาเป็นสิทธิประโยชน์ในระบบหลักประกันสุขภาพถ้วนหน้า
Researchers
Status
Completed
Published date
03 December 2015
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Status
Completed
Published date
17 November 2015
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11-3-095-2558
Developing health care quality indicators and improving the QOF program for the Thai Universal Health Coverage – Part 2
Status
Completed
Published date
21 October 2015
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