Publications by authors named "Nichapha Chongthavonsatit"
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- Resuscitation interventions are critical procedures for treating patients facing life-threatening conditions by ensuring proper airway, breathing, and circulation management.
- A study analyzed medical records of 956 patients eligible for palliative care who visited the emergency department to compare those with cancer to non-cancer patients between January and June 2019.
- Results showed that non-cancer patients received resuscitation interventions 1.7 times more often than cancer patients, highlighting significant differences in the characteristics and treatment approaches for these groups in emergency care.
Comparison of Accuracy and Speed in Computer-Assisted Versus Conventional Methods for Pediatric Drug Dose Calculation: A Scenario-Based Randomized Controlled Trial.
Nichapha Chongthavonsatit Chayanich Kovavinthaweewat Chaiyaporn Yuksen Yuwares Sittichanbuncha Chuenruthai Angkoontassaneeyarat
Glob Pediatr Health
March 2021
Pediatric emergency care is prone to medication errors in many aspects including prescriptions, administrations, and monitoring. This study was designed to assess the effects of computer-assisted calculation on reducing error rates and time to prescription of specific emergency drugs. We conducted a randomized crossover experimental study involving emergency medicine residents and paramedics in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Ramathibodi Hospital.
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