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Health Literate Faculty Social and Digital Innovation Approach Associate Professor Chanuantong Tanasugarn,DrPH Dean, Faculty of Public Health QS Subject Focus Summit in MedicineKMU Taiwan Universities innovating for Future Health Care October


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Health Literate Faculty

Social and Digital Innovation Approach

Associate Professor Chanuantong Tanasugarn,DrPH Dean, Faculty of Public Health QS Subject Focus Summit in MedicineKMU Taiwan Universities innovating for Future Health Care October 18, 2017

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Presentation outline

Mahidol Value and Practice Reason for Change How do we plan to Change

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Presentation outline

Mahidol Value and Practice Reason for Change How do we plan to Change

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Following H.R.H. Prince Mahidol of Songkla’s philosophy of higher education “True success is not in the learning, but in its application to the benefit of mankind”,

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EXCELLENCE IN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT EXCELLENCE IN Outcome based education

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What are the outcomes of our health professional graduates

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How do we educate the students

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Presentation outline

Mahidol Value and Practice Reason for Change

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What are the outcomes in “the Benefit of Mankind ?”

Life expectancy not less than 80 Healthy life expectancy (HALE) not less than 72

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NCD problems

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Behavior, Lifestyle and Environment Problems

Increase of NCD

Smoking Lack of Exercise Lireracy

Situation

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To maintain the leadership in public health education,

"social laboratories" have been developed for

student learning activities, and the social responsibility concept has been introduced to the management system as the method to improve the Faculty's culture and to enhance students' and staff competencies concerning public health and society leading to a sustainable development goal. Alignment with Thai government policies and Mahidol University policy to facilitate Thais to be literate in health will cause Thai society to become a "health literate society." Information from research and projects conducted by students and Faculty members will be translated to easy-to- understand Thai. This simplified information will be distributed through different channels including website, mobile phone applications as well as other traditional routes. Acting as the Faculty partners, stakeholders and partners from all sectors will share experience in transforming the Faculty of Public Health to become a Health Literate and Social Responsive Faculty. Associate Professor Chanuantong Tanasugarn, Dr.P.H.

Dean, Faculty of Public Health Mahidol University

Changes in Public Health Knowledge and Approach

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Good Governance

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Advocate by the International Network

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Conceptual framework approved by the National Legislative Assembly The problems The problems Solutions Indicators Reform Plan Supported Acts

Expected benefits

Health Literacy and Health Communication

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Presentation outline

Mahidol Value and Practice Reason for Change How do we plan to Change

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Designing the Educational Framework

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Inidividuals

Family, frineds and network

Education system Health Care system

Work place

Governement

Academics Mass media Individual factors

  • Education
  • Religious, belief
  • Context
  • Technology
  • Economic
  • Social support

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System andMehanism Government policy Communication channels Health care provider competency Projects and service implmentation

Health Literacy

Outcomes Health decision making Health behavior-empowerment level Health status Health expenditure

Based on the national reform context

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https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/reports- publications/sustainable-development-public-health-a-long- term-journey-begins-3.html

Based on international public health concepts

Multilevels changes: Policy,Professional,and target population

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Based on employer’s context

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Based on employer ‘s outcome expectation

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20 years National Strategic Plan

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Competency in disease prevention based on employer’s expectation “international health regulations” Professional Competency Disease Prevention and Control Policy Reform Agenda

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Principles of Learning

1. Literacy, Health Literacy Skill Development 2. Responsible Community Members 3. Safe Learning Environment 4. Partnership with Community 5. Governance .

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Adapt this educational model to enhance “health literacy” in our graduates

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Design learning activities

Social lab covers

  • 1. Life at the Faculty based on ISO 2600
  • 2. and District Health Data and Experience

ISO 2600 Standard Structure

Policy level change

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Design learning activitiesSocial lab covers

  • 1. Life at the Faculty based on ISO 2600
  • 2. and District Health Data and Experience
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RAMATHIBODI AND SOCIETY Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, has a definite policy to support various health- related activities by setting up Centre for Health promotion to coordinate such activites under the supervision of Health Promotion Committee with the major objective to lead communities and societies to step forward towards better health. In so doing, the following centre have been established:

  • 1. Domestic Violence Knowledge Management Centre

(www.dvkm-thailand.org)

  • 2. Centre for promotion of health of teenagers.

(www.teenrama.com)

  • 3. Child safety promotion and injury prevention

research center (www.csip.org)

Design learning activities : KM of others in MU

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  • Classroom 40 %
  • Practicum 35 %
  • HL- Social Lab 25%

1.Develop key message from different departments research

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2.Team learning using m-

socialcloud health Application

Health Literacy Learning Process

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Student learning evaluation

  • 1. Skill and health status

Faculty evaluation 1. Tecahing learning module 2. Research publication and innovation

Health Literacy Learning Process

3.Input from Rajathewi Model and Private partners, market place, work place ie AIA

music, Religious , Start Up, Banking and Finance Community

Health Literacy/ Financial Literacy/ Digital Literacy

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Health Literacy Learning Process

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1.Develop key message from different departments research

Professional/Teacher level change

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Conceptual Framework for Thailand Health Literate Society

SOURCE: The Future of the Public's Health (IOM 2003). Kristine Gebbie, Linda Rosenstock, and Lyla M. Hernandez, Editors, Committee on Educating Public Health Professionals for the 21st Century Who Will Keep the Public Healthy? Educating Public Health Professionals for the 21st Century320 pages, (2003)

Health Literate City

โรงเรียน โรงพยาบาล สถานประกอบการ วัด และ อื่นๆ

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Faculty of Public Health Health Literate : Social and Digital Innovation Student level change through their life at the FPH

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For medical, nursing and public health students

Bangkoknoi district Rajathewi district

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Semi urban Megacity

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RAMATHIBODI AND SOCIETY Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, has a definite policy to support various health- related activities by setting up Centre for Health promotion to coordinate such activites under the supervision of Health Promotion Committee with the major objective to lead communities and societies to step forward towards better health. In so doing, the following centre have been established:

  • 1. Domestic Violence Knowledge Management Centre

(www.dvkm-thailand.org)

  • 2. Centre for promotion of health of teenagers.

(www.teenrama.com)

  • 3. Child safety promotion and injury prevention

research center (www.csip.org)

Make use of Knowledge from other MU faculties

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Strengthen Health Communication

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Enhancing social and network communication

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Health Influencer: Actors

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Environmental Safety Context

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Environmental Context

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Working Closer with Partners in the Field Health Literacy and Digital Health Volunteer Innovation

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Key Message from Our Approach

  • Is this a new Public Health Teaching and Learning Approach?

Changing the Faculty ( Organization) in addition to Changing the curriculum

  • Shall we train Doctors and Nurses together with Public Health

Professionals for a better health outcome?

For the benefit of mankind

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