Bangkok: Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital held an event titled "One Hundred Loves...One Hundred Hearts...Inspired by a Mother," along with the good news of receiving an outstanding award for patient data management in Health Region 13, Bangkok.
According to Thai News Agency, Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital (Administration Division), Bangkok Metropolitan Administration Medical Department, organized the event to celebrate the birthday of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, and National Mother's Day on August 12th. The event, held by the Public Relations Group, General Administration Division, took place at the connecting area beside the 72nd Anniversary Queen Sirikit Building. It aimed to reflect on the genius and compassion of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit and to express gratitude to mothers, sharing love, warmth, and inspiration through various activities.
Ms. Kanthamalee Thammavimut, Deputy Director of Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital (Administration), highlighted the event's activities, which included a seminar titled "Good Times with Mom Idol Style," an exhibition showcasing Her Majesty Queen Sirikit's genius, a singing performance by the Youth Yellow Birds volunteer group and students from Korpithak Bangbon School, and a mini-concert by Yellow Birds volunteers. Attendees were also treated to shaved ice, sponsored by the volunteers.
Dr. Orachuma Hutakowit, Deputy Director of Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital (Medical Division), represented the hospital in receiving an award for outstanding performance in managing heart disease patient data in Health Region 13, Bangkok. The award was presented by Dr. Watthachai Charoonwatthana, Public Health Inspector for Health Region 13, at the Chest Disease Institute, Department of Medical Services.
According to the Service Plan Committee for Cardiology in Health Region 13, a training program has been organized to enhance the capabilities of personnel in using the ACS Registry program for the fiscal year 2026. This initiative aims to enable medical personnel in Bangkok to accurately record data in the ACS Registry program and use it for heart patient treatment, establishing a service network model for patient referral and ensuring consistent, rapid treatment, thus developing an efficient heart disease service system.