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The 1st International Medical Student Conference 2020 1st IMRC 2020 “Moving forward together in Data Science” December 19-20, 2020 Phramongkutklao College of Medicine Bangkok, Thailand WELCOME MESSAGE Dear all delegates, On behalf of the organizing committee, it is my great pleasure and honor to cordially invite you to the 1st IMRC 2020, situated in the heart of Bangkok, Thailand. As a chairman of organizing committee, I would like to take this opportunity to thanks our keynote and invited speakers. Furthermore, I invite you to visit Bangkok, a cultural capital of Thailand. I proudly present you a unique culture and the many attractions of this metropolitan. Definitely, you will also enjoy delicious Thai food. I hope that the IMRC 2020 will be a memorable congress to benefit all the delegates. I look forward to warmly welcoming you to IMRC 2020. Maj.Gen. Surasak Tanudsintum, M.D. Dean of Phramongkutklao College of Medicine Director of Phramongkutklao Hospital Chairman of IMRC 2020 2 WELCOME MESSAGE Dear fellow medical students, As the organizing chairperson of the 1st International Medical Student Conference (IMRC 2020), I would like to express my whole-hearted welcome toward all those who are fascinated in our conference. I am enthusiastic to explore voluminous of your exceptional academic work, not only because they are initiated by medical students, but also because they illustrated how much our generation care toward the national and global health concerns. Amidst global outbreak of SARS-CoV-2, it is within our deep concern for global public health situation, we decided to hold IMRC 2020 as hybrid conference, and participants can choose to participate on-site conference or join our virtual conference online at home. For onsite participation, our committee will ensure all your safety with every standard precaution possible. Reassured that we will put your wellbeing beforehand, as well as confirming that either way, you could get the most out of our conference. I am anticipated that this conference would serve all the objectives that we endeavored. I wish you all the best and look forward to escorting all of you with our earnest hospitality during the conference. Mr. Chatdanai Chanthowong Fifth Year Medical Student, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine Organizing Chairperson of IMRC 2020 3 CONTENT Welcome Message 2 Organizing Committee 5 Student Committee 6 Conference Program 7 Conference Overview 10 Awards 14 Referee Committee 15 Keynote and Plenary Speaker 16 Invited Speaker 20 Abstract: Oral Presentation Basic science research 22 Medical education research 29 Community-based research 34 Hospital-based research 42 Systematic review and Meta-analysis research 58 Abstract: Poster Presentation Basic science research 65 Medical education research 73 Community-based research 88 Hospital-based research 102 Author Index 127 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE International Medical Student Research Conference (IMRC 2020) Maj.Gen. Surasak Tanudsintum Dean of Phramongkutklao College of Medicine (PCM) Chairman of the Organizing Committee Maj.Gen. Asst.Prof. Chantrapa Sriswasdi Director of Academic Affairs Division, PCM Vice-Chairman of the Organizing Committee Col. Asst.Prof. Dusit Staworn Deputy Dean for Administration, PCM Col. Thamrongroj Temudom Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs, PCM Col. Nawaporn Hirunviwatgul Deputy Director of Academic Affairs Division, PCM Col. Prof. Mathirut Mungthin Col. Asst.Prof. Ram Rangsin Col. Asst.Prof. Panadda Hatthachote Col. Assoc.Prof. Suthee Panichkul Col. Asst.Prof. Thammanoon Srisaarn Col. Manop Chaimati Col. Amnart Chaiprasert Col. Asst.Prof. Phunphen Napradit Col. Asst.Prof. Unchalee Visawapoka Col. Pajaree Thitthiwong Col. Kitiporn Putthikhunt Col. Raweewan Ekgasit Col. Chanwit Wijarana Col. Asst.Prof. Anusara Vattanajun Col. Adisorn Lumpaopong Col. Asst.Prof. Dangjai Souvannakitti Col. Kasom Bhanganada Col. Peetirat Hiranrusme Col. Chanchai Buawan Lt.Col. Pitipat Jamnarnwej Lt.Col. Vijit Pimparat Lt.Col. Nutchol Charoenpon Lt.Col. Kanista Luenam Lt. Pisanupong Buddhadecharad Lt. Jirapha Sanit Lt.Col. Assoc.Prof. Phunlerd Piyaraj Conference Secretary Capt. Asst.Prof. Boonsub Sakboonyarat Lt. Yutthana Punsuwan 2nd Lt. Kawin Wongthamarin 5 STUDENT COMMITTEE International Medical Student Research Conference (IMRC 2020) Chatdanai Chanthowong Organizing Chairperson Naruporn Krungkraipetch General Secretary Kanyakorn Siraprapapong Secretary of Academic and Program Division Panuwach Subbalekha Assistant for Secretary of Academic and Program Division Nachanok Sutthiopad Secretary of Human Resources and Supports Division Songpol Chatmongkolchai Assistant for Secretary of Human Resources and Supports Division Pongpak Sumeksri Director of Academic Program Saranphruk Kiengsiri Head of Academic Competition (Oral presentation) Saharat Liampeng Head of Academic Competition (Poster presentation) Anecha Somjitchob Head of Keynote Session Natthamongkol Sanganate Head of Broadcasting Teetawat Koetkhumsap Director of Entertaining Event Paphatsorn Chantarapitak Director of Cultural Program Thanagorn Vichitkijja Head of Palace Visit Sirada Wittayachanyapong Director of Official Event Supattanasak Budsuwan Head of Opening and Closing Ceremony Emmalyn Sophonphichet Head of Welcoming Reception Sirapat Prakiatpongsa Director of Media Tippadisorn Takon Media Sidaporn Wittayachanyapong Head of Publication Thanawat Yuchan Creative Apinuth Sunee Director of Receptionist Naphat Wongkliawrian Director of Evaluation Supakarn Khunsong Evaluation Theethach eamchotchawalit Database Kan Jullanate Website Puttaratep Muangsombut Director of Logistics Sarita Wilairatanaporn Head of Food Logistics Supachai Chodchoy Head of Venue Logistics Sorawit Chamnanmo Director of Finance Panissara Amornjiraporn Fundraiser 6 CONFERENCE PROGRAM International Medical Student Research Conference (IMRC 2020) Venue: Phramongkutklaovejvitthaya Building, Princess Bejaratana Building Saturday, 19 December 2020 0800 - 0830 Registration 0830 - 0900 Opening Ceremony 0830 IMRC 2020 Video presentation 0835 Opening remarks by Clinical Professor Emeritus Udom Kachintorn 0845 Welcome remarks by Professor Emeritus Avudh Srisukri, Secretary-General of the Consortium of Thai Medical Schools 0850 Welcome remarks by Major General Surasak Tanudsintum, Dean of Phramongkutklao College of Medicine 0855 Welcome remarks by Mr. Chatdanai Chanthowong, Student Chairperson of the Organizing Committee 0900 Group Photo 0900 - 0945 2020 National Medical Teacher Award Presentation Ceremony 0910 Announcement of 2020 National Medical Teacher Award under the Consortium of Thai Medical Schools by Dr. Prachyapan Petchuay, Chairman of the NMTA Committee 0915 2020 National Medical Teacher Award Video presentation 0920 2020 National Medical Teacher Award presentation by Professor Emeritus Avudh Srisukri, Secretary-General of the Consortium of Thai Medical Schools 0925 Remarks by the recipient of 2020 National Medical Teacher Award 0930 Conclusion of award presentation ceremony 0945 - 1000 Break 7 CONFERENCE PROGRAM International Medical Student Research Conference (IMRC 2020) Venue: Phramongkutklaovejvitthaya Building, Princess Bejaratana Building Saturday, 19 December 2020 1000 - 1100 Opening keynote - Challenging future: Medicine beyond frontier Prof. Dr. Anan Srikiatkhachorn 1100 - 1200 Oral Presentation 1 • Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis Research 1200 - 1245 Eye opener in Data Science Research Capt. Ploypun Narindrarangkura, M.D. 1245 - 1315 Lunch 1315 - 1515 Poster Presentation 1 (Lecture Room 1, 2) • Community-based Research • Medical Education Research • Basic Science Research • Hospital-based Research Oral Presentation 2 (Main Conference Hall) Basic Science Research Medical Education Research 1515 - 1530 Break 1530 - 1730 Poster Presentation 2 (Lecture Room 1, 2) • Medical Education Research • Hospital-based Research Oral Presentation 3 (Main Conference Hall) • Community-based Research 1730 - 1800 Royal Phaya Thai Palace Visits 1800 - 2030 Welcome Reception at Roman Garden of Royal Phaya Thai Palace (COTMES executives, Faculties, Student delegates) * Oral Presentation: 10 mins/abstract; 7 mins presentation 3 mins Q&A Poster Presentation: 5 mins/abstract; 3 mins presentation 2 mins Q&A 8 CONFERENCE PROGRAM International Medical Student Research Conference (IMRC 2020) Venue: Phramongkutklaovejvitthaya Building, Princess Bejaratana Building Sunday, 20 December 2020 0800 - 0830 Registration 0830 - 1000 Oral Presentation 4 (Main Conference Hall) • Hospital-based Research 1000 - 1015 Break 1015 - 1215 Oral Presentation 5 (Main Conference Hall) • Hospital-based Research 1215 - 1300 Lunch 1300 - 1345 Panel discussion: Student engagement in research: Student’s Perspective Mr. Chatdanai Chanthowong 5th Year Medical Cadet, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine Mr. Karan Srisurapanont 3rd Year Medical Student, Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University Ms. Tanaporn Jaroenngarmsamer 6th Year Medical Student, Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University 1345 - 1400 Break 1400 - 1500 Opening keynote - New Frontier in Health informatics Assoc.Prof. Tiranee Achalakul, Ph.D. 1500 - 1530 IMRC 2020 Award Presentation and Closing Remarks Lieutenant General Tara Poonpracha Director of Phramongkutklao Medical Center 1530 Group Photo * Oral Presentation: 10 mins/abstract; 7 mins presentation 3 mins Q&A Poster Presentation: 5 mins/abstract; 3 mins presentation 2 mins Q&A 9 CONFERENCE OVERVIEW International Medical Student Research Conference 2020 (IMRC 2020) Host: Phramongkutklao College
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    F.No. 30- r/20 r 9-8S.3 Govemment oflndia Ministry of Human Resource Development Depanment of Higher Education Division tr.c,,/Al,C. West Block-t, Wing - 6, 2"d Floor, R.K. puram, il, New Delhi- I 10065 To, Dated 09rh August 2019 The Chairman, All Ind ia NelsoD Vasant Kunj, New Delhi- I 10070 Subject: Chulabhorn Craduate lnstitute post- raduate Scholarship program for Year 2020 regarding the Academic Sir, I am directed to say lhal rhe Chulabhom U luate Institute, Bangkok, Thailand is scholarships ro Non,ASEAN offering l0 applicants for the Acad mic Year 2020 under the .Chulabhorn lnstirule Graduate Post-Craduare Scholarship program. in Ap ied Biological Sciences: Environmental Health. En\ ironmental Toxicology and Chemical-science 2. The Public Notice in rhis regard has already en displayed on the Ministry,s same is enclosed. website and the It is requested that the public notice sy be displayed on the AICTE,s website. also arraDge for further Kindlv disseminatioD ofthis ofler for i wide publicity. Yours faithfully. Encl: As above )+t'q { Visrlakshi Jayaranian ) Undersecretary (Scholarships) Tetet26t729t1 >-"- (ea) Xt \bF j a ru) ) CIIUI-AIJI]OIIN ROYAI, ACADBN1Y Chulrbhorn (;rndu.n( lnniru( Ch ulabhorn Graduate Institute post_graduate Scholarship Program for NON-ASEAN Applicants (Acadenric year 2020) Tl)c Chulabhonr Craduate Iustilutc (CCl) is a nrultjdisciplinary posl-graduate acadcD)ic institute csrablishcd in 2005, under rhe ioitiative of protlssor'Dr. HJ: noyar Uigrncss Ptinccss Chulabhorn lvlahidol_ Thc aim of CCI is to employ th" *ust ,e."nt inr.ractiu" teaching tcchniques used in leadirg cducational and rescarch institutions to p;;luce eflaclivc thirkers and Ieaders to better servc thcir countries' needs lowards sustainatle developmcDl.