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Title Index Volume 23 วารสารวิชาการสาธารณสุข Journal of Health Science ปี ท ี � �� ฉบับที� � พฤศจิกายน - ธันวาคม ���� Vol. 23 No. 6, November - December 2014 Title Index Volume 23 January - December 2014 Title Issue Page A number A Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the Posttraumatic Growth from Unrest Situations among 6 967 Public Health Workers in Three Southern Border Provinces A Model Development for Solving Iodine Deficiency Through Promoting Participation, 2 252 Muang District, Mahasarakham Province A Model for Dental Health Promotion in Schools through Collaborative Networking in 4 609 Tum Yai Sub-district, Khumuang District, Burirum, 2011 - 2012 A Model of Health Consumer Protection at Local Administrative Level: the Case of Health Products in 6 984 Pathumthani Province A Program to Increase Cure Rate of Tuberculosis in Namyuen Hospital, Ubon Ratchathani Province 5 813 A Systematic Review: Quality Indicators for Assessing Drug System Management 5 934 Achievements and Key Challenges in the National AIDS Policies and Responses of Thailand 2007-2011 1 158 Adjusting for Confounding Factors in Quasi-experiments 3 384 An Assessment of Sun Protection Factor in Moisturizers with UV-Filter Marketed in Bangkok, Thailand 1 105 Analysis of Experimental Study with Missing Outcome 4 578 Analysis of Risk Factors by Adjusted Odds Ratio 1 4 Application of APACHE II scores in the General Intensive Care Unit, Lampang Hospital 2 298 Application of Health Belief Model and Participatory Learning Process on Behavior Modification for 5 822 Liver Fluke Prevention Application of Health Belief Model and Social Support for Cervical Cancer Screening in 5 832 Kudsaijor Sub- District, Kantarawichai District, Mahasarakham Province Assessment of Entrance Skin Dose and Organ Dose of Radiation in Patients Receiving Chest X-ray 4 704 Using PCXMC Program, version 2.0 Assessment of Skills and Abilities for Information Technology among Hospital Staff, 3 485 Khunhan Hospital, Sisaket Province B Blood Lead Levels and the Effect on Genetic Damage 2 354 C Capacity Development for Pre-Hypertension in Pratuchangtok Community, Thaiburi Sub-District, 6 1002 Thasala District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province Cardiovascular Effects of Combined Lumbar Plexus-Sciatic Nerve Block versus Spinal Block in 5 879 Patients Undergoing Hip Surgery Community Healthcare Promotion: Preparing for Aged Society 2 226 Comparative Study the Efficacy of Thai Massage and Analgesic Drug (Diclofenac) to 5 842 Relief Shoulder Pain ดรรชนีชื�อเรื�อง Comparison of Cost Efficiency of Olive Oil, Gel-Olive Oil Mixed and Gel as a Sound Media for 5 870 External Electronic Fetal Monitor Control of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever through Community Networking and Abstaining from the Use of 3 421 Mosquito Larvicide, Linfa Sub-district, Yangchumnoi District, Sisaket Province Control of Infectious Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Inbound Passengers at Suvarnabhumi Airport 3 555 Correlation Between the Glasgow Blatchford score and Outcomes of Acute Upper 2 305 Gastrointestinal Bleeding in Phetchabun Hospital Corticosteroid Insufficiency in Septic Shock Patients in Pathum Thani Hospital 1 83 Current Job Placement of Graduates from the Colleges under Praboromarajchanok Institute in the 5 907 Academic Year 2009 D Daily Stress of Teenagers Raised in Families of People Living with HIV 1 52 Deltamethrin Susceptibility Status of Aedes aegypti and Culex quinquefasciatus in Phuket 6 1108 Detection of Down Syndrome by Multiplex Fluorescent Polymerase Chain Reaction 5 943 Developing a Model by Community Involvement for Caring of Patients with Chronic Diseases: 3 394 a Case Study of Kaedam Contracting Unit for Primary Care, Mahasarakham Province Development and Scaling-up of an Operational Network among Local Administration Organizations to 6 975 Prevent Drowning of Children in Eastern Thailand Development of a Fast Track of Care for Stroke Patients: an Application of a Case Management Model 2 313 Development of a Mental Health Model for Supporting Diabetes Patients in 6 992 Maharaj Nakhon Si Thammarat Hospital Development of a Network for Care of Patients on Warfarin among Health Promoting Hospitals 1 45 Development of Access to Health Care for Type 2 Diabetes: a Case Study on Primary Care in 2 239 Phra Phutthabat District, Saraburi Province Development of Care System for Patient Safety in Outpatient Department of Medical Service at 6 1044 Buriram Hospital Development of HIV/AIDS Service System by Multidisciplinary Team and HIV Peer Group in 4 667 Khunhan Hospital, Si Sa Ket Province Development of Patient care Guideline for Diabetes and Hypertension in Uthai-thani Province 1 181 Development of System of Care for Ectopic Pregnancies, Buriram Hospital, Buriram Province 6 1067 Development of Warfarin Safety Monitoring Network in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province 3 445 Diabetic Foot Care Service for Diabetic Patients – a National Survey Study of Community and 4 659 General Hospitals in Thailand E Effectiveness of a Process to Create a Strategy Route Map for Pushing Health Policies into 1 15 Local Health Insurance Funds Effectiveness of a Process to Increase Ability in Self Care for the Elderly Living Alone in Rural Areas, 4 619 Sukhothai Province Effectiveness of Air Elimination in Intravenous Fluid Tube by Using Closed System 5 900 Effectiveness of Dental Sealant in Preventing Dental Caries among Students in a 1 91 School Dental Health Program of Pranangklao hospital, Nonthaburi Effectiveness of Education Program on Correct Posture and Daily Exercise in Reducing and Preventing 4 601 Back Pain in Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain, Kuean Sub-district, Kosumpisai District, Mahasarakam Province วารสารวิชาการสาธารณสุข ���� ปี ที � �� ฉบับที � � 1147 Title Index Effectiveness of GPOvirS30 for the Treatment of Na๏ve HIV Patients in Pathumthani Hospital: 2 290 a 5-Year Experience Effectiveness of Indian Gooseberry Cough Pastilles in Reducing Sore Throat and Hoarseness after 1 75 Endotracheal Intubation during General Anesthesia Effectiveness of School Built Environment on Physical Activity in Children: a Systematic Review 4 739 Effectiveness of Self-Efficacy and Family Support Program on Addiction Behaviors in Patients with 1 61 Amphetamine Dependence in the National Institute of Drug Abuse Treatment Effectiveness of the Mental Health Gap Action Programme in Thailand 3 427 Effectiveness of the Pre-Verbal Stage Speech Readiness Program in Expressive Language Development 3 386 Effectiveness of the Use of Eye Irrigate Devices Produced from Used Plastic Bottles 3 470 Empowerment Technique for Self-Management of Diabetes Patients in Accordance with the 4 649 Community Life Style Estimation of Stability of lyophilized BCG Vaccine for Use as an In-Country Reference Standard Vaccine 2 369 Evaluating Potency Values of Monovalent Rotavirus Vaccine: Comparison between 1 112 Crystal Violet Staining and Immunoperoxidase Staining Evaluation of a Breast Cancer Screening Model Which Involved the Participation of 4 593 Public Health Volunteer Network Evaluation of a Device for Administering Anesthetic to Children to Reducing Induction Time 3 464 Evaluation of a Training Program on Adult Critical Care Nursing 3 492 Evaluation system to prevent adverse drug reaction from allopurinol in patients with chronic diseases 5 850 Evolution of Emergency Medical Service Systems in Thailand: A Systematic Review 3 513 Exercise Equipment for Thai Healthy Lifestyle 4 762 F Factors Associated with Asthma Control in Patients Attending Lam Plai Mat Hospital, Buri Ram Province 1 30 Factors Associated with Infection in Patients with Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis, 2 284 Song District, Phrae Province, Thailand Factors Related to Pap Smear Screening Behaviors of Women at Municipality Suphanburi Province 6 1022 Factors Related to the Performance of Local Health Insurance Funds of Muang District, Sisaket Province 1 6 Follow-up of HIV Positive Women Who had Abnormal Pap Smear Screening Results at 2 272 Sanpatong Hospital, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand Follow-up of Cervicitis Cases of Pap Smear Screening, Sun Patong District, 6 1032 Chiang Mai Province, 2008-2013 Formula for Adjusted Relative Weight of Thai Diagnosis Related Group Version 5 6 1098 G Guideline for Surveillance and Investigation of West Nile Fever Under One Health Concept, 1 171 Kanchanaburi, 2012 H 1148 Journal of Health Science 2014 Vol. 23 No. 6 ดรรชนีชื�อเรื�อง Health Behavior Improvement Programme Leads to an Increase in the Knee Scores in OA Knees 3 437 Health Impact from Air Pollution among People Living in Industrialized Communities with 5 794 Standard Air Quality, Chana District of Songkhla Province, Thailand, 2012 Health Insurance for ‘People with Citizenship Problems’ and Inpatient Service:a Case Study of 3 524 Ranong Province HLA-B Allelic Distribution in Samples from Thailand National Health Examination Survey 2 191 Homeopathic Treatment of Herpetic Gingivostomatitis in Children: a Prospective Open Label 2 342 Quasi Randomized Controlled Study Hospital Costing Study in Thai Border Area Hospitals Under Ministry of Public Health, 2010-2011 4 730 How Thailand Achieved ‘Good Health at Low Cost’? 1 137 Hypothesis Testing for Difference and Interpretation of Association 5 772 I Impact of the Participation in the Fast Tract STEMI Project on the Mortality of Patients with 2 335 Acute Myocardial Infarction, Nangrong Hospital, Buriram Incidence of Early Peripheral Venous Catheter Replacement in Surgical Patients 3 453 Interpretation and Comparing Data from Scales 6 965 Introduction of the US Centers for Disease Control and
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