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1. The study analyzed problems with access to medical services in flooded and non-flooded areas of Bangkhla district, Chachoengsao province, Thailand during natural disasters like flooding.
2. It found that lack of awareness of available services, not lack of services or supplies themselves, caused access issues. Patients in flooded areas primarily sought medication refills for chronic conditions.
3. However, patients with chronic diseases received only a one month supply of medication from local hospitals, which was deemed insufficient given the circumstances. Some district health centers were also closed.
4. Improving referrals and public relations, such as declaring medical center locations before and during floods, were recommended to address access issues in
1. The study analyzed problems with access to medical services in flooded and non-flooded areas of Bangkhla district, Chachoengsao province, Thailand during natural disasters like flooding.
2. It found that lack of awareness of available services, not lack of services or supplies themselves, caused access issues. Patients in flooded areas primarily sought medication refills for chronic conditions.
3. However, patients with chronic diseases received only a one month supply of medication from local hospitals, which was deemed insufficient given the circumstances. Some district health centers were also closed.
4. Improving referrals and public relations, such as declaring medical center locations before and during floods, were recommended to address access issues in
1. The study analyzed problems with access to medical services in flooded and non-flooded areas of Bangkhla district, Chachoengsao province, Thailand during natural disasters like flooding.
2. It found that lack of awareness of available services, not lack of services or supplies themselves, caused access issues. Patients in flooded areas primarily sought medication refills for chronic conditions.
3. However, patients with chronic diseases received only a one month supply of medication from local hospitals, which was deemed insufficient given the circumstances. Some district health centers were also closed.
4. Improving referrals and public relations, such as declaring medical center locations before and during floods, were recommended to address access issues in
6 th year Medial Cadet, !hramongkutklao College o" Mediine, 2 Military and Community Mediine #epartment, !hramongkutklao College o" Mediine, $angkhla hospital Background! %n the past deade Thailand had "aed many natural disaster, whih keep inreasing in &oth "re'ueny and severity( )lood remains one o" the most "re'uent disaster that a*et many parts o" Thailand ausing wide arrays o" pro&lems inluding eonomi, "ood, shelter and espeially medial pro&lem( Medial pro&lem is the hardest pro&lem to solve due to it+s assoiation with supply distri&ution, manpower, ommuniation and servie provider( This leads to poor progression o" hroni disease and late aess to emergeny are( This study aimed to analy,e the pro&lems that ause the ommunity to deprived o" medial servie and to ompare the aessi&ility to medial servie o" -ooded and non.-ood area to &e use in the "uture( "#$ectives 1(To speulate e'uity o" aess to medial are in -ooded and non.-ood area 2(To study eah aspets o" pro&lem that ause medial servie deprivity /(To ollet inidents o" eah diseases in -ood event 0()ormulate a strategy to &e use in the "uture event o" -ood( Study design Cross.setional #esriptive and 1ualitative study, &y using 1uestionaire and in.depth interview to eveluate eah su&2et( The olleted data are then used to make ontent analysis( %aterial and methods3 Cross.setional #esriptive study and 1ualitative study 1(Randomly selete patients who reeive medial servies at $angkhla hospital 4!# and 5R (#ivide su&2ets into two groups3 patients "rom -ooded area and non.-ood area( 2(%nterview &oth group with prepared 'uestionaire together with in.depth interview /(Reording inidents o" eah diseases during the -ood 0(6naly,e and ompare the di*erene o" pro&lems in &oth group o" su&2ets 7(!resent study result to diretor o" $angkhla hospital to &e use in "ormulation o" ne8t -ood event preparation strategy &esults! 1(The pro&lem o" e'uity o" aess to medial are in -ooded and non.-ood area isn+t "rom laking medial are provider or servie9supplies distri&ution: , it+s unawareness that one e8ist and o&stales to reah it( 2()rom the inidene we have "ound that most o" the patients in -ooded area who seek medial servie, done so to get mediations "or their underlying disease9hroni disease eg(dia&etes, hypertension:, "ollowed &y minor trauma;animal &ites( <owever, "rom the study we have "ound that patients with hroni disease who have reeived their monthly mediation "rom $angkhla =eld hospital was presri&ed only 1 month supplies o" mediation, whih in light o" the situation should have reeived more( /(Sample group also revealed that #istrit <ealth !romotion and !revention Centres in some o" their areas were lose 9inonsistent with healthare poliy:( Conclusion! 6s the results suggested, improving re"erral apa&ilities and pu&li relations should &e our priorities 1(Re"erral apalities an &e enhane &y many means suh as re'uesting aid "rom other department, upgrade urrent e'uipment to meet re'uirement 2(!u&li relations an &e divide into two parts 3 &e"ore and during the event 2(1 $e"ore the event,pre.planned medial servie enter loation should &e delared 2(2 #uring event o" -ood, loation o" medial sevie enter should &e known throughout the ommunities and apa&ilities o" that enter should also &e made lear 9wound dressing, surgery et(: