The knowledge management and the guidelines of learning instruction on emergency medical services by local administrative organizations in northeastern Thailand

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This study examines emergency medical services (EMS) and their effectiveness under the responsibility of Local Administrative Organizations (LAOs) in Thailand. As EMS roles transitioned from public hospitals to LAOs, the research analyzes determinants affecting EMS performance. A quantitative design uses survey data from 636 EMS users selected via purposive sampling, with the IOC index supporting data integrity. Descriptive statistics, then multiple regression at a 0.01 significance level, reveal a positive moderate relationship, identifying community engagement, preparedness, operational efficiency, budget allocation, resources, and staffing as key predictors, explaining 60.8% of variance.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryHealthcare

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Pages9

Reading Time23 min

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Asian Journal of Education and Training Vol. 9, No. 4, 108-116, 2023 ISSN(E) 2519-5387 DOI: 10. 20448/edu. v9i4 .5105 © 2023 by the authors; licensee Asian Online Journal Publishing Group The knowledge management and the guidelines of learning instruction on emergency medical services by local administrative organizations in northeastern Thailand Sukhumvit Saiyasopon1 􀀣 Chula Chareonvong3 Suchin Chansungnern5 Wanchai Dhammasaccakarn8 Thananchakorn Pakittawichit2 Phrapalad Peerapong Chotnok4 Thongphon Promsaka Na Sakolnakorn6 Akkakorn Chaiyapong7 1,2College of Innovation Management, Rajamangala University of Technology Rattanakosin, Thailand. 2Email: j[intaka@kku.ac.th](intaka@kku.ac.th) 3Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Phetchabun Rajabhat University, Thailand. 4,5Phokhunphamuang Buddhist College, Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, Thailand. 6Faculty of Management Science, Silpakorn University, Thailand. 8Faculty of Liberal Arts, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand. 6Email: [thongphon.p@gmail.com](thongphon.p@gmail.com) [4](4Email: peerapong.cho@mcu.ac.th)[Email:](4Email: peerapong.cho@mcu.ac.th)[ peerapong.cho@mcu.ac.th](4Email: peerapong.cho@mcu.ac.th) 7Faculty of Law, SuratthaniRajabhat University, Thailand. 1Email: [sukhumvt@kku.ac.th](sukhumvt@kku.ac.th) 3Email: [chula2555@hotmail.com](chula2555@hotmail.com) 5Email: [suchin9929@gmail.com](suchin9929@gmail.com) [7](7Email: mr.akkakorn@gmail.com)[Email:](7Email: mr.akkakorn@gmail.com)[ mr.akkakorn@gmail.com](7Email: mr.akkakorn@gmail.com) [8](8Email: wanchai.m@psu.ac.th)[Email:](8Email: wanchai.m@psu.ac.th)[ wanchai.m@psu.ac.th](8Email: wanchai.m@psu.ac.th) (􀀣 Corresponding Author) Abstract This study aims to emergency medical services (EMS) and their efficacy within the purview of Local Administrative Organizations (LAOs) in Thailand. As the responsibility for EMS has transitioned from public hospitals to LAOs, it has prompted inquiries into their efficiency. This research endeavors to scrutinize the determinants influencing the performance of EMS managed by LAOs. To accomplish this objective, we embraced a quantitative research approach. Data was obtained from 636 individuals who had availed emergency medical services, chosen through purposive sampling. Questionnaires were used to collect data, and the IOC index was employed to ensure data integrity. Descriptive statistics elucidated and assessed various variables. Multiple regression analysis was conducted with a statistical significance level of 0.01 to unearth the associations between administrative factors and the performance of EMS by LAOs. This research uncovers a positive, moderate-level correlation between administrative factors and the performance of EMS by LAOs. Specifically, factors such as community engagement, service preparedness, operational efficiency, budget allocation, resource availability, and staffing levels were identified as noteworthy predictors of EMS success by LAOs, explaining 60.8 percent of the variance. The outcomes ofthis study have practical implications for EMS management by local authorities, not only in Thailand but also in other regions grappling with analogous challenges. This research contributes to the ongoing endeavors to enhance pre-hospital care and emergency response, ultimately preserving lives and mitigating the repercussions of emergency illnesses and accidents on communities. Keywords: Effectiveness, Emergency medical services, Knowledge management, Learning, Local administrative organizations, Performance. Citation | Saiyasopon, S., Pakittawichit, T., Chareonvong, C., Chotnok, P. P., Chansungnern, S., Sakolnakorn, T. P. N., Chaiyapong, A., & Dhammasaccakarn, W. (2023). The knowledge management and the guidelines of learning instruction on emergency medical services by local administrative organizations in northeastern Thailand. Asian Journal of Education and Train

FAQs

What is the main purpose of this research on EMS?

The research aims to examine emergency medical services (EMS) and identify determinants influencing EMS performance managed by local administrative organizations in northeastern Thailand.

How was data collected and validated in the study?

Data were obtained from 636 EMS users through purposive sampling using questionnaires. The IOC index was employed to ensure data integrity.

Which factors were found to predict EMS success by LAOs?

Community engagement, service preparedness, operational efficiency, budget allocation, resource availability, and staffing levels were identified as noteworthy predictors.

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