NHSO WR Thailand and JICA project visited Maternal and Child Health Services at Kumphawapi Hospital, a model for health security in ASEAN region.
NHSO, JICA project and WHO representatives visited Udon Thani province to visit Maternal and Child Health Services at Kumphawapi Hospital, which is a model for study visits on health security for other countries in the ASEAN region under The Thailand Japan partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC Phase II), which is a collaboration between Thailand and Japan.
On February 22, 2022, Dr.Nopparat Panthusait, Deputy Director of NHSO Region 8 Udon Thani, took a delegation of NHSO, JICA. and WHO representatives are Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase II, and Dr.Jos Vandelaer, WHO Representative to Thailand visited the model area for the management of Mother, infant and childhood services at Kumphawapi Hospital which is the Regional Medical Hub and the main network linking primary care units in the network of Kumphawapi District and hospitals in the Pao River Basin zone. Dr. Kriengsak Ekaphong, Director of Kumphawapi Hospital with hospital staff welcomed the group and briefed the contents of the relevant operations.
Dr.Nopparat said that Udon Thani and nearby areas will be developed into an international learning area for the health security system development under the cooperation between Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Thailand by the National Health Security Office (NHSO) and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) under the name of The Partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC) which is a project to develop the health care system for people in the health security system by focusing on strengthening the primary care unit with health promotion and prevention by Citizen Portal and the local government has a role to take part in providing services. especially health prevention & promotion in maternal and child health development especially in day care centers.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will work together to develop areas to prepare for training and exchange experiences in universal health coverage development for countries in the ASEAN region who want to study health insurance as well as developing the potential of local experts to be ready for consultant or go to work in a country that needs knowledge and policy development based on real work experience.
Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase 2 said that the GLO+UHC project has been in operation for the fifth year and is now in the second phase of the project Implementation period of 3 years from 11 Dec. 2020 - 10 Dec. 2023 with 3 goals as follows: 1. Exchange of knowledge between Thailand and Japan in the development of universal health coverage 2. Developing the potential of other countries who want to have a universal health coverage system; 3. Disseminate knowledge on global health dynamics and universal health coverage for Thai and Japanese to international.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will organize training and exchange experiences in the development of universal health coverage. by certifying countries that want to study health insurance by sending experts from Thailand and Japan to countries that need knowledge including sending representatives from all sectors in the Thai public health sector to train in Japan to make policy proposals and jointly disseminate knowledge at the Prince Mahidol Award International Conference and various international conferences which enables the sharing of information for countries that want to develop universal health coverage to create a network for future policy advocacy. It also helps promote the image and role of Thailand and Japan in pushing health issues on the global stage.
On February 22, 2022, Dr.Nopparat Panthusait, Deputy Director of NHSO Region 8 Udon Thani, took a delegation of NHSO, JICA. and WHO representatives are Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase II, and Dr.Jos Vandelaer, WHO Representative to Thailand visited the model area for the management of Mother, infant and childhood services at Kumphawapi Hospital which is the Regional Medical Hub and the main network linking primary care units in the network of Kumphawapi District and hospitals in the Pao River Basin zone. Dr. Kriengsak Ekaphong, Director of Kumphawapi Hospital with hospital staff welcomed the group and briefed the contents of the relevant operations.
Dr.Nopparat said that Udon Thani and nearby areas will be developed into an international learning area for the health security system development under the cooperation between Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Thailand by the National Health Security Office (NHSO) and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) under the name of The Partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC) which is a project to develop the health care system for people in the health security system by focusing on strengthening the primary care unit with health promotion and prevention by Citizen Portal and the local government has a role to take part in providing services. especially health prevention & promotion in maternal and child health development especially in day care centers.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will work together to develop areas to prepare for training and exchange experiences in universal health coverage development for countries in the ASEAN region who want to study health insurance as well as developing the potential of local experts to be ready for consultant or go to work in a country that needs knowledge and policy development based on real work experience.
Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase 2 said that the GLO+UHC project has been in operation for the fifth year and is now in the second phase of the project Implementation period of 3 years from 11 Dec. 2020 - 10 Dec. 2023 with 3 goals as follows: 1. Exchange of knowledge between Thailand and Japan in the development of universal health coverage 2. Developing the potential of other countries who want to have a universal health coverage system; 3. Disseminate knowledge on global health dynamics and universal health coverage for Thai and Japanese to international.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will organize training and exchange experiences in the development of universal health coverage. by certifying countries that want to study health insurance by sending experts from Thailand and Japan to countries that need knowledge including sending representatives from all sectors in the Thai public health sector to train in Japan to make policy proposals and jointly disseminate knowledge at the Prince Mahidol Award International Conference and various international conferences which enables the sharing of information for countries that want to develop universal health coverage to create a network for future policy advocacy. It also helps promote the image and role of Thailand and Japan in pushing health issues on the global stage.
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NHSO WR Thailand and JICA project visited Maternal and Child Health Services at Kumphawapi Hospital, a model for health security in ASEAN region.
NHSO, JICA project and WHO representatives visited Udon Thani province to visit Maternal and Child Health Services at Kumphawapi Hospital, which is a model for study visits on health security for other countries in the ASEAN region under The Thailand Japan partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC Phase II), which is a collaboration between Thailand and Japan.
On February 22, 2022, Dr.Nopparat Panthusait, Deputy Director of NHSO Region 8 Udon Thani, took a delegation of NHSO, JICA. and WHO representatives are Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase II, and Dr.Jos Vandelaer, WHO Representative to Thailand visited the model area for the management of Mother, infant and childhood services at Kumphawapi Hospital which is the Regional Medical Hub and the main network linking primary care units in the network of Kumphawapi District and hospitals in the Pao River Basin zone. Dr. Kriengsak Ekaphong, Director of Kumphawapi Hospital with hospital staff welcomed the group and briefed the contents of the relevant operations.
Dr.Nopparat said that Udon Thani and nearby areas will be developed into an international learning area for the health security system development under the cooperation between Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Thailand by the National Health Security Office (NHSO) and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) under the name of The Partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC) which is a project to develop the health care system for people in the health security system by focusing on strengthening the primary care unit with health promotion and prevention by Citizen Portal and the local government has a role to take part in providing services. especially health prevention & promotion in maternal and child health development especially in day care centers.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will work together to develop areas to prepare for training and exchange experiences in universal health coverage development for countries in the ASEAN region who want to study health insurance as well as developing the potential of local experts to be ready for consultant or go to work in a country that needs knowledge and policy development based on real work experience.
Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase 2 said that the GLO+UHC project has been in operation for the fifth year and is now in the second phase of the project Implementation period of 3 years from 11 Dec. 2020 - 10 Dec. 2023 with 3 goals as follows: 1. Exchange of knowledge between Thailand and Japan in the development of universal health coverage 2. Developing the potential of other countries who want to have a universal health coverage system; 3. Disseminate knowledge on global health dynamics and universal health coverage for Thai and Japanese to international.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will organize training and exchange experiences in the development of universal health coverage. by certifying countries that want to study health insurance by sending experts from Thailand and Japan to countries that need knowledge including sending representatives from all sectors in the Thai public health sector to train in Japan to make policy proposals and jointly disseminate knowledge at the Prince Mahidol Award International Conference and various international conferences which enables the sharing of information for countries that want to develop universal health coverage to create a network for future policy advocacy. It also helps promote the image and role of Thailand and Japan in pushing health issues on the global stage.
On February 22, 2022, Dr.Nopparat Panthusait, Deputy Director of NHSO Region 8 Udon Thani, took a delegation of NHSO, JICA. and WHO representatives are Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase II, and Dr.Jos Vandelaer, WHO Representative to Thailand visited the model area for the management of Mother, infant and childhood services at Kumphawapi Hospital which is the Regional Medical Hub and the main network linking primary care units in the network of Kumphawapi District and hospitals in the Pao River Basin zone. Dr. Kriengsak Ekaphong, Director of Kumphawapi Hospital with hospital staff welcomed the group and briefed the contents of the relevant operations.
Dr.Nopparat said that Udon Thani and nearby areas will be developed into an international learning area for the health security system development under the cooperation between Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Thailand by the National Health Security Office (NHSO) and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) under the name of The Partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC) which is a project to develop the health care system for people in the health security system by focusing on strengthening the primary care unit with health promotion and prevention by Citizen Portal and the local government has a role to take part in providing services. especially health prevention & promotion in maternal and child health development especially in day care centers.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will work together to develop areas to prepare for training and exchange experiences in universal health coverage development for countries in the ASEAN region who want to study health insurance as well as developing the potential of local experts to be ready for consultant or go to work in a country that needs knowledge and policy development based on real work experience.
Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase 2 said that the GLO+UHC project has been in operation for the fifth year and is now in the second phase of the project Implementation period of 3 years from 11 Dec. 2020 - 10 Dec. 2023 with 3 goals as follows: 1. Exchange of knowledge between Thailand and Japan in the development of universal health coverage 2. Developing the potential of other countries who want to have a universal health coverage system; 3. Disseminate knowledge on global health dynamics and universal health coverage for Thai and Japanese to international.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will organize training and exchange experiences in the development of universal health coverage. by certifying countries that want to study health insurance by sending experts from Thailand and Japan to countries that need knowledge including sending representatives from all sectors in the Thai public health sector to train in Japan to make policy proposals and jointly disseminate knowledge at the Prince Mahidol Award International Conference and various international conferences which enables the sharing of information for countries that want to develop universal health coverage to create a network for future policy advocacy. It also helps promote the image and role of Thailand and Japan in pushing health issues on the global stage.
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NHSO WR Thailand and JICA project visited Maternal and Child Health Services at Kumphawapi Hospital, a model for health security in ASEAN region.
NHSO, JICA project and WHO representatives visited Udon Thani province to visit Maternal and Child Health Services at Kumphawapi Hospital, which is a model for study visits on health security for other countries in the ASEAN region under The Thailand Japan partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC Phase II), which is a collaboration between Thailand and Japan.
On February 22, 2022, Dr.Nopparat Panthusait, Deputy Director of NHSO Region 8 Udon Thani, took a delegation of NHSO, JICA. and WHO representatives are Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase II, and Dr.Jos Vandelaer, WHO Representative to Thailand visited the model area for the management of Mother, infant and childhood services at Kumphawapi Hospital which is the Regional Medical Hub and the main network linking primary care units in the network of Kumphawapi District and hospitals in the Pao River Basin zone. Dr. Kriengsak Ekaphong, Director of Kumphawapi Hospital with hospital staff welcomed the group and briefed the contents of the relevant operations.
Dr.Nopparat said that Udon Thani and nearby areas will be developed into an international learning area for the health security system development under the cooperation between Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Thailand by the National Health Security Office (NHSO) and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) under the name of The Partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC) which is a project to develop the health care system for people in the health security system by focusing on strengthening the primary care unit with health promotion and prevention by Citizen Portal and the local government has a role to take part in providing services. especially health prevention & promotion in maternal and child health development especially in day care centers.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will work together to develop areas to prepare for training and exchange experiences in universal health coverage development for countries in the ASEAN region who want to study health insurance as well as developing the potential of local experts to be ready for consultant or go to work in a country that needs knowledge and policy development based on real work experience.
Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase 2 said that the GLO+UHC project has been in operation for the fifth year and is now in the second phase of the project Implementation period of 3 years from 11 Dec. 2020 - 10 Dec. 2023 with 3 goals as follows: 1. Exchange of knowledge between Thailand and Japan in the development of universal health coverage 2. Developing the potential of other countries who want to have a universal health coverage system; 3. Disseminate knowledge on global health dynamics and universal health coverage for Thai and Japanese to international.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will organize training and exchange experiences in the development of universal health coverage. by certifying countries that want to study health insurance by sending experts from Thailand and Japan to countries that need knowledge including sending representatives from all sectors in the Thai public health sector to train in Japan to make policy proposals and jointly disseminate knowledge at the Prince Mahidol Award International Conference and various international conferences which enables the sharing of information for countries that want to develop universal health coverage to create a network for future policy advocacy. It also helps promote the image and role of Thailand and Japan in pushing health issues on the global stage.
On February 22, 2022, Dr.Nopparat Panthusait, Deputy Director of NHSO Region 8 Udon Thani, took a delegation of NHSO, JICA. and WHO representatives are Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase II, and Dr.Jos Vandelaer, WHO Representative to Thailand visited the model area for the management of Mother, infant and childhood services at Kumphawapi Hospital which is the Regional Medical Hub and the main network linking primary care units in the network of Kumphawapi District and hospitals in the Pao River Basin zone. Dr. Kriengsak Ekaphong, Director of Kumphawapi Hospital with hospital staff welcomed the group and briefed the contents of the relevant operations.
Dr.Nopparat said that Udon Thani and nearby areas will be developed into an international learning area for the health security system development under the cooperation between Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Thailand by the National Health Security Office (NHSO) and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) under the name of The Partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC) which is a project to develop the health care system for people in the health security system by focusing on strengthening the primary care unit with health promotion and prevention by Citizen Portal and the local government has a role to take part in providing services. especially health prevention & promotion in maternal and child health development especially in day care centers.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will work together to develop areas to prepare for training and exchange experiences in universal health coverage development for countries in the ASEAN region who want to study health insurance as well as developing the potential of local experts to be ready for consultant or go to work in a country that needs knowledge and policy development based on real work experience.
Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase 2 said that the GLO+UHC project has been in operation for the fifth year and is now in the second phase of the project Implementation period of 3 years from 11 Dec. 2020 - 10 Dec. 2023 with 3 goals as follows: 1. Exchange of knowledge between Thailand and Japan in the development of universal health coverage 2. Developing the potential of other countries who want to have a universal health coverage system; 3. Disseminate knowledge on global health dynamics and universal health coverage for Thai and Japanese to international.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will organize training and exchange experiences in the development of universal health coverage. by certifying countries that want to study health insurance by sending experts from Thailand and Japan to countries that need knowledge including sending representatives from all sectors in the Thai public health sector to train in Japan to make policy proposals and jointly disseminate knowledge at the Prince Mahidol Award International Conference and various international conferences which enables the sharing of information for countries that want to develop universal health coverage to create a network for future policy advocacy. It also helps promote the image and role of Thailand and Japan in pushing health issues on the global stage.
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NHSO WR Thailand and JICA project visited Maternal and Child Health Services at Kumphawapi Hospital, a model for health security in ASEAN region.
NHSO, JICA project and WHO representatives visited Udon Thani province to visit Maternal and Child Health Services at Kumphawapi Hospital, which is a model for study visits on health security for other countries in the ASEAN region under The Thailand Japan partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC Phase II), which is a collaboration between Thailand and Japan.
On February 22, 2022, Dr.Nopparat Panthusait, Deputy Director of NHSO Region 8 Udon Thani, took a delegation of NHSO, JICA. and WHO representatives are Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase II, and Dr.Jos Vandelaer, WHO Representative to Thailand visited the model area for the management of Mother, infant and childhood services at Kumphawapi Hospital which is the Regional Medical Hub and the main network linking primary care units in the network of Kumphawapi District and hospitals in the Pao River Basin zone. Dr. Kriengsak Ekaphong, Director of Kumphawapi Hospital with hospital staff welcomed the group and briefed the contents of the relevant operations.
Dr.Nopparat said that Udon Thani and nearby areas will be developed into an international learning area for the health security system development under the cooperation between Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Thailand by the National Health Security Office (NHSO) and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) under the name of The Partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC) which is a project to develop the health care system for people in the health security system by focusing on strengthening the primary care unit with health promotion and prevention by Citizen Portal and the local government has a role to take part in providing services. especially health prevention & promotion in maternal and child health development especially in day care centers.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will work together to develop areas to prepare for training and exchange experiences in universal health coverage development for countries in the ASEAN region who want to study health insurance as well as developing the potential of local experts to be ready for consultant or go to work in a country that needs knowledge and policy development based on real work experience.
Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase 2 said that the GLO+UHC project has been in operation for the fifth year and is now in the second phase of the project Implementation period of 3 years from 11 Dec. 2020 - 10 Dec. 2023 with 3 goals as follows: 1. Exchange of knowledge between Thailand and Japan in the development of universal health coverage 2. Developing the potential of other countries who want to have a universal health coverage system; 3. Disseminate knowledge on global health dynamics and universal health coverage for Thai and Japanese to international.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will organize training and exchange experiences in the development of universal health coverage. by certifying countries that want to study health insurance by sending experts from Thailand and Japan to countries that need knowledge including sending representatives from all sectors in the Thai public health sector to train in Japan to make policy proposals and jointly disseminate knowledge at the Prince Mahidol Award International Conference and various international conferences which enables the sharing of information for countries that want to develop universal health coverage to create a network for future policy advocacy. It also helps promote the image and role of Thailand and Japan in pushing health issues on the global stage.
On February 22, 2022, Dr.Nopparat Panthusait, Deputy Director of NHSO Region 8 Udon Thani, took a delegation of NHSO, JICA. and WHO representatives are Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase II, and Dr.Jos Vandelaer, WHO Representative to Thailand visited the model area for the management of Mother, infant and childhood services at Kumphawapi Hospital which is the Regional Medical Hub and the main network linking primary care units in the network of Kumphawapi District and hospitals in the Pao River Basin zone. Dr. Kriengsak Ekaphong, Director of Kumphawapi Hospital with hospital staff welcomed the group and briefed the contents of the relevant operations.
Dr.Nopparat said that Udon Thani and nearby areas will be developed into an international learning area for the health security system development under the cooperation between Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Thailand by the National Health Security Office (NHSO) and the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) under the name of The Partnership Project for Global Health and Universal Health Coverage (GLO+UHC) which is a project to develop the health care system for people in the health security system by focusing on strengthening the primary care unit with health promotion and prevention by Citizen Portal and the local government has a role to take part in providing services. especially health prevention & promotion in maternal and child health development especially in day care centers.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will work together to develop areas to prepare for training and exchange experiences in universal health coverage development for countries in the ASEAN region who want to study health insurance as well as developing the potential of local experts to be ready for consultant or go to work in a country that needs knowledge and policy development based on real work experience.
Dr. Takuma Kato, Chief Advisor of GLO+UHC Phase 2 said that the GLO+UHC project has been in operation for the fifth year and is now in the second phase of the project Implementation period of 3 years from 11 Dec. 2020 - 10 Dec. 2023 with 3 goals as follows: 1. Exchange of knowledge between Thailand and Japan in the development of universal health coverage 2. Developing the potential of other countries who want to have a universal health coverage system; 3. Disseminate knowledge on global health dynamics and universal health coverage for Thai and Japanese to international.
Under the cooperation Thailand and Japan will organize training and exchange experiences in the development of universal health coverage. by certifying countries that want to study health insurance by sending experts from Thailand and Japan to countries that need knowledge including sending representatives from all sectors in the Thai public health sector to train in Japan to make policy proposals and jointly disseminate knowledge at the Prince Mahidol Award International Conference and various international conferences which enables the sharing of information for countries that want to develop universal health coverage to create a network for future policy advocacy. It also helps promote the image and role of Thailand and Japan in pushing health issues on the global stage.
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