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Ramathibodi Medical Journal

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21/07/2025

3D printing has revolutionized medicine by enabling the creation of precise, patient-specific anatomical models from medical imaging data. These customized models enhance surgical planning, prosthetics, implants, and medical education, improving outcomes and reducing risks. Despite challenges, 3D printing’s innovative materials and techniques promise a future of personalized, patient-centered care at the point of care.

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16/07/2025

Share Your Research with the World — For Free!

Ramathibodi Medical Journal (RMJ) is now welcoming submissions for upcoming issues — absolutely no publication fees!

What We’re Looking For: Original Research Articles, Comprehensive Reviews, and Insightful Case Reports

Manuscript Language: English

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Review our submission guidelines and submit your manuscript online at RMJ Website (https://he02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/ramajournal).

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14/07/2025

This study showed that the online learning platform ‘LINE Official Pre-Hosp for Kid’ is highly suitable for enhancing knowledge in accident prevention and first aid among kindergarten teachers, with an increase of 39%.

Read more: https://he02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/ramajournal/article/view/272504

07/07/2025

The risk of falling increases during hospitalization due to several factors, such as restricted vision and hearing, urinary incontinence, and complications arising during hospitalization. Therefore, a comprehensive fall risk assessment of elderly patients covering all aspects is necessary to prevent the problem from occurring and use the study findings to update the guidelines for preventing falls in older patients.

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30/06/2025

Elders with multiple follow-ups were primarily found in Bangkok and surrounding areas. This issue arose from both disease-oriented care and discontinuity of care. With multiple diseases and doctors involved, it affected the lives of the elderly both positively and negatively.

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24/06/2025

This study investigated a fall prevention program's effectiveness on elderly individuals and their caregivers. The program significantly improved caregivers' knowledge and preparedness regarding fall prevention. It also led to a marked improvement in the balance of the older adults in the intervention group. These findings suggest that such programs are highly effective in enhancing safety and well-being for the elderly.

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06/06/2025

Reducing the referral waiting period improved appointment efficiency but did not significantly impact attendance at the first speech therapy session. Being busy was main reason for nonattendance at the first appointment.

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30/05/2025

📣📣📣 New issue of the Ramathibodi Medical Journal! ☘️☘️☘️

Discover the latest research and insights in Volume 48, No. 2 (2025).
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28/05/2025

Traditional health science education relied on lectures and mannequins, which helped bridge theory and practice. However, these methods lacked interaction and communication skill development, crucial for patient care. Standardized patients offer a valuable alternative to cultivate these essential skills. This article explores a comprehensive approach to using standardized patients throughout simulation-based education.

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20/05/2025

This study has provided initial evidence that a tailored advertising disclosure can promote advertising literacy among primary school-aged children, protecting against declines in persuasion recognition otherwise observed in this vulnerable demographic. Ongoing refinement and testing of developmentally appropriate disclosure approaches represents a key step toward safeguarding children’s interests in an increasingly commercialized media landscape.

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13/05/2025

Mahidol University clinical trials (2019-2023) meeting strategic funding criteria focused on 5 key areas. Medicine/herbal extract development led with 430 projects (97.28%). Genomics/precision medicine followed with 17 projects (94.44%). Vaccine development had 43 projects (81.13%). National epidemics research included 11 projects (40.74%). Advanced therapy medicinal products had 15 projects (23.44%). 💊🧬💉

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07/05/2025

🥗 🍛The Healthy Thai Diet (HTD) led to weight loss in overweight individuals, reduced blood pressure, lowered cholesterol, decreased diabetes medication needs without raising blood sugar, improved kidney function, and boosted gut microbiota diversity. These findings suggest the HTD could play a key role in preventing and managing chronic diseases. 💪✨

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