In today's rapidly advancing technological landscape, the impact on society, the economy, education, and healthcare services is profound. Large corporations that fail to adapt may face closure, while numerous employees in various organizations find themselves displaced by technology or alternative personnel fulfilling their roles.
In this era, health sciences schools must critically reflect on their practices and consider how they should adapt to remain relevant.
(Excerpt from the article Executive's Talk, Volume 1, Issue 1, 2019, titled "Educational Disruption")
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Cherdsak Iramaneerat
Director
"Bullying, or harassment, is a significant issue in today’s society. At the same time, bullying also occurs in health sciences education communities. In this article, the author aims to introduce readers to academic bullying and encourage collective efforts to prevent and address this issue."
(Excerpt from the article How to Stop! Academic Bullying in the Workplace by Dr. Punyapat Maprapoth and Dr. Saranchai Paecharoenchai, published in the SHEE Journal, Volume 4, 2022, under the topic Practical Points of Workplace-Based Learning)
Dr. Punyapat Maprapoth
Teacher
"Humans have a fundamental need for happiness and a desire to avoid painful experiences. Therefore, happiness is a key component of well-being for both learners and educators. In this article, I will share perspectives on happiness and the application of Positive Psychology principles to create joyful learning experiences."
(Excerpt from an article in the SHEE Journal, Volume 1, 2022, titled Well-being in Medical Schools)
Dr. Wutthipat Eiammeechai
Teacher
"This activity aims to help medical students understand the contextual limitations, develop compassion and empathy for others, and gain inspiration for clinical learning. Ultimately, it seeks to prepare them to become community hospital physicians who experience greater happiness, less distress, and make meaningful contributions to their local areas during their service period, before pursuing specialized training in their chosen paths."
Medical Student Outreach Camp
(Featured in the first issue of the SHEE Journal, 2023)
Medical Student Outreach Camp