Effect of Emergency Scenario-Based Training Program on Knowledge, Self-confidence, and Competency of Elderly Caregiver Volunteers in a Rural Thai Community: A Quasi-Experimental Study.

Background: Many older people with comorbidities encounter emergency or life-threatening situations, but the response is often neglected or delayed, resulting in increased morbidity and mortality rates. Community preparedness to reduce the impact of emergency crises on older people is essential. This study aimed to determine the effect of an emergency scenario-based training program (ESBTP) for elderly care on the knowledge, self-confidence, and competency of volunteer caregivers in a rural Thai community.

Emergency Scenario-Based Training Curriculum Development: Enhancement of Caregivers for the Elderly' Emergency Assistance Competency in a Rural Thai Community.

Background: Caregivers for the elderly are a critical component of the health care system, especially in rural communities. They play a crucial role, assisting older people in confronting emergency illnesses.

Objective: The study describes the process of developing an emergency scenario-based training curriculum (ESBTC) for caregivers of the elderly, focusing on geriatric life-threatening surveillance and emergency assistance (GLTSEA) in rural communities.

Thai family caregivers' experiences helping dependent elders during medical emergencies: a qualitative study.

Aim: To describe the experience of family caregivers of dependent elders during medical emergencies in rural settings in Thailand.

Methods: This was a descriptive qualitative research using in-depth interviews of 15 participants. Content analysis was applied to transcribed interviews, including data reduction as well as identification of key words, phrases, and themes.

Sexual patterns and practices among men who have sex with men and transgender women in Thailand: A qualitative assessment.

The global trend in HIV incidence overall is declining; however, there is a plateau in new HIV infection among men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women (TGW) despite extensive investment in HIV prevention targeting these populations. Many studies usually conflate these two groups together, which may overlook many disparate characteristics unique to each population, impeding the efficacy of HIV interventions. To better understand the vulnerable diversity that may put these individuals at risk of HIV infection, we conducted qualitative analysis among Thai MSM and TGW, aiming to identify sexual pattern themes of MSM and TGW in Bangkok in order to better understand their distinctive sexual life context.

CHALLENGES IN THE PREVENTION OF HIV AMONG THAI HOMOSEXUAL MALES IN THE ERA OF DIVERSITY AND FREEDOM OF CULTURE.

Undeniably, Thai society has changed dramatically, the way of life, values, beliefs and practices have shifted from what they were previously. Exposure to western culture, values and lifestyles are responsible for changes in the way of life of Thai people and their society.