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Proceeding-2015.Pdf As per the rules to publish academic journal of the Civil Service Commission dated B.E. 2556, a committee will be appointed to prepare the proceedings of the International Conference. The members of the committee will be responsible for the collection and completion of the report of International Conference (Coop GMS). The committee is listed as follows: 1. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Manyat Ruchiwit Consultant Dean of Faculty of Nursing 2. Asst. Prof. Dr. Teeranut Harnirattisai Editor-in-Chief Associate Dean for Administration and Academic Affairs 3. Dr. Sararud Vuthiarpa Associate editor Associate Dean for Research International Affairs and Corporate Communications Editorial Board Economy, Society, Culture, and Environmental topics 1. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chanin Mephokee Committee Facuty of Economy, Thammasat University 2. Dr. Nopparat Plucktaveesak Committee Faculty of Science and Technology, Thammasat University 3. Dr. Chaiyos Boonyakit Committee Thailand Environment Institute 4. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jirarat Teeravaraprug Committee Faculty of Engineering, Thammasat University 5. Prof.Dr.Dae Hee Lee Committee School of Public of Administration, Kwangwoon Unversity , South Korea 6. Prof. Song Un suk Committee School of Social Science, Dankook University, South Korea 7. Mr. Cheon Lee Committee School of Public of Administration, Kwangwoon Unversity , South Korea 8. Dr.Phanhpakit Ohphanhdala Committee National University of LAOS 9. Prof. Chan Ngai Weng Committee Unviersiti Sains Malaysia 10. Mr. Watanyu Jaiborisudhi Committee Institute of East Asian Studies, Thammasat University Health Science topics 1. Prof. Dr. Pranom Othaganont Committee Faculty of Nursing, Thammasat University 2. Prof. Dr. Siriporn Chirawatkul Committee Faculty of Nursing, Khonkaen University 3. Asst. Prof. Dr. Puangpaka Kongvattananon Committee Associate Dean for Student Development and Academic Services 4. Dr. Wariya Muensa Committee Assistant Dean for International Affairs and Corporate Communications 5. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Boonjai Srisatidnarakul Committee Faculty of Nursing, Thammasat University 6. Asst. Prof. Chatnarin Metheekul Committee Faculty of Medicine, Thammasat University 7. Dr.Florence C. Navidad Committee College of Nursing, University of Santo Tomas, Philippines 8. Dr.Genecar G. Benito Committee College of Nursing, University of Santo Tomas, Philippines 9. Dr.Shinobu Sakurai Committee School of Health Care and Nursing, Juntendo University, Japan 10. Dr.Sunjoo Boo Committee College of Nursing, Ajou University, Japan 11. Prof. Dr.Lisa Pawloski Committee College of Health and Human Services Department of Nutrition and Food Studies, George Mason University, USA 12. Mr. Virya Koy Committee President of Cambodian Council of Nurses, and Vice President of Chenla University, Cambodia Greeting Message from Dean and Conference Director Dear Colleagues: As Dean and Conference Director, on behalf of the Faculty of Nursing at Thammasat University, I am delighted to welcome all co-hosts to the forthcoming 2015 International Conference on the Development of the Economy, Society, the Environment, and Health under International Cooperation in the Greater Mekong Sub-region, scheduled to be held at Thammasat University in Thailand on 23-24 July, 2015. The conference is organized around the major theme of the development of the economy, society, culture, environment, and health, including interrelated issues in the Greater Mekong Subregion countries, and will feature some of the work supported by the National Research University Project of The Thailand Office of the Higher Education Commission and its Regional Network Partners, as well as research studies from all over the world. Additionally, it aims to provide a unique opportunity for researchers, policy makers, and development practitioners to answer some of the challenges in the development of these countries and to outline new solutions for developing them. Today, the world is changing at a fast pace, and the borders between countries are becoming more and more transparent. The problems occurring in the society are more complex than those in the past. In order to solve these problems, we need a multidisciplinary approach on a global scale. This is evident in the existence of this Conference, and it is also clearly apparent in the collaboration that is already taking place among the nations around the world, especially among the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The conference is organized around a competitive call for sessions and papers, in addition to our Awards Competition. The main theme of the Conference includes interrelated issues, each of them calling for a variety of disciplinary approaches. We are excited and honored to have a chance to work with all the co-hosts, discussants, chairs, and moderators of this conference. I hope that this unique international and multidisciplinary conference will provide our participants with a truly transformative experience through a variety of knowledge and perspectives so that the complex problems in our society can be improved. Best Regards, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Manyat Ruchiwit Dean & Conference Director Faculty of Nursing, Thammasat University Dear colleagues, It is absolutely amazing and awe-inspiring to be co-host of The 1st International Conference on Development of Economy, Society, Environment, and Health under in the International Cooperation in the Greater Mekong Subregion. What a sight! And what a wonderful example of the solidarity of our universities! Over many years, we have great relationship between our respect universities. On Behalf of Chenla University, we would like to express our sincere thanks and high appreciation for Thammasat University to allow us to be co-host of the first conference, which is focusing on economy, environment, society, and health. As we know, in reality, the environment contains human society, which in turns contains the economy. A vibrant economy depends on the rule of law and depends on people earning enough money to create a robust market for goods and services. The environment is the service provider that enables human society to exist. Human society creates the conditions, rules and relationships that support economic activity. While the economic has found considerable and convincing evidence that significant economic benefits can be achieved by improving health of the people. Nurses are the largest group of health professionals and account for a large proportion of total healthcare cost. As a result, at times of economic austerity nurses are often the first to be reduced, which is detrimental to patient safety and quality of care. To illustrate, the economic downturn had a negative impact on nurses where there have been mergers of health care facilities to decrease cost, terminations or cutbacks, and reductions in overtime and shift allowances resulting in high dissatisfaction levels. In this regards, nurses play important roles to integrate economy, society, environment, and health for promoting quality of life of people amounts Mekong Sub-region and in the whole world. This first conference is a transforming collaboration amounts Greater Mekong Sub-region countries to bring common issues to solve together presently and in future as well. We are proud of the work we do and proud of our collaboration with those who are seated here today, those who we will have the honour to hear over the next few days, and those who cannot be with us today but who continue to work closely with us to keep our populations health and successful. And now let us look forward to the upcoming few days. Today, we have the opportunity, once again, to hear from respect keynote speakers and presenters to cover all themes of the conference. Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to extend my sincere appreciation to the Faculty of Nursing, Thammasat University for all their work to bring this Conference together and allow Chenla University to be part of co-host of this wonderful conference. It promises to be quite an amazing week. Thank you. His Excellency Sin Khandy President, Chenla University Dear Colleagues: We are honored to be serving as a co-host from Japan in the International Cooperation’s 2015 International Conference on the Development of the Economy, Society, Environment, and Health in the Greater Mekong Sub-region. The world of academics is without borders, and we believe that working together with people from different backgrounds will result in the development of new ideas and discoveries. We are excited to share with you several highlights relating to issues involving the development of the economy, society, culture, environment, and health, our main focus. For health care improvements to occur a specific emphasis must be given to the attitude of health care professionals and the outcome of research activities. The attitude of health care professionals must emphasis patient-oriented management, the ability to adjust to the changes in time, and the will and courage to challenge the unknown. Research activities should be planned and carried out with the goal that the results will contribute to the well-being of the society. I hope that this international and multidisciplinary conference will create and strengthen partnerships among the participants leading to greater advances. Jun Ueki MD Conference co-host Dean and Professor Faculty of Health Care and Nursing Professor Graduate School of Health Care and Nursing Juntendo University Dear Colleagues: On behalf of Ajou University, I would like to extend our warmest welcome
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