Implementation of a Geographic Information System-Based Smartphone Application for Health Vigilance in Older Adults by Village Health Volunteers (OSOMO)

Turnbull, Niruwan; Wongkongdech, Adisorn; Wongkongdech, Ranee; Chaiyakarm, Thanyarat; Jitsukka, Worawit; Sombateyotha, Kemika; Leethongdeesakul, Songkramchai; Kuboonya-Aragsa, Narongsakdi; Chantarsombat, Chalard; Kimchai, Krissanachai; Kamonroek, Nutchanun; Hughes, David; Tudpor, Kukiat

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Implementation of a Geographic Information System-Based Smartphone Application for Health Vigilance in Older Adults by Village Health Volunteers (OSOMO)

Niruwan Turnbull, Adisorn Wongkongdech, Ranee Wongkongdech, Thanyarat Chaiyakarm, Worawit Jitsukka, Kemika Sombateyotha, Songkramchai Leethongdeesakul, Narongsakdi Kuboonya-Aragsa, Chalard Chantarsombat, Krissanachai Kimchai, Nutchanun Kamonroek, David Hughes, Kukiat Tudpor

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, Volume: Volume 295: Advances in Informatics, Management and Technology in Healthcare, Pages: 242 - 245

Swansea University Author: David Hughes

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This paper mainly studies the smartphone application for health vigilance in elderly adults, based on geographic information system (GIS) for village health volunteers (OSOMO in Thai) to monitor elderly’s health. Eight areas from 4 provinces of 7th health territory (Roi Et, Khon Kaen, Maha Sarakham,...

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Implementation of a Geographic Information System-Based Smartphone Application for Health Vigilance in Older Adults by Village Health Volunteers (OSOMO)

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