Collaboration
Our primary objective is to ensure that the Thai population can have, access and utilize appropriate health technologies. Collaborating with networks and organizations with aligned missions, both nationally and internationally, enables us to maximize the impact of our work—not only for Thailand but also for the global community.
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66161066HM016L0
Economic evaluation of an integrated care on delaying chronic kidney disease progression in rural communities of Thailand
Status
Ongoing
Published date
30 August 2023
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67083002RM008L0
Kidney Replacement Therapy Policy of Universal Care Scheme in Thailand: Lessons Learned and The Way Forward
Status
Completed
Published date
03 August 2023
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Status
Ongoing
Published date
03 July 2023
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66113002HM011L0
Conducting economic evaluation using distributional cost-effectiveness analysis (DCEA) Phase 1
Status
Ongoing
Published date
10 June 2023
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64201002HM020L0
Economic evaluation of Percutaneous epidural adhesiolysis catheter in post lumbar surgery syndrome and lumbar spinal stenosis patients
Status
Completed
Published date
31 May 2023
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66083030RM008L0
Economic evaluation of Alendronate for the treatment of patients with glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis
Status
Ongoing
Published date
02 May 2023
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66093030RM009L0
Economic evaluation of imiglucerase for the treatment of type 1 and 3 Gaucher disease
Status
Completed
Published date
27 April 2023
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66033063HM003F0
The socio-economic impact of anti-microbial resistance in Singapore: A One Health perspective
Status
Ongoing
Published date
20 April 2023
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Status
Completed
Published date
17 February 2023
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Status
Completed
Published date
26 November 2011
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02-102-2550
Development of the National Database for Health Technology Assessment in Thailand (Phrase I) 2008-2010
Status
Completed
Published date
11 November 2011
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