Development of the RAMAN Systems Prevent for Mortality Children in Raman must survive!!!

Abstract

This study aims to investigate the issues related to the pediatric patient care system at a district hospital in Yala Province and to develop the pediatric patient care system to improve access to services, thereby reducing the mortality rate among pediatric patients. This research is a development study involving participants that include one district pediatrician, six nurses, and public health network partners from the district in Yala Province. Data was collected from patient records over a period of six months and analyzed using content analysis and statistical methods. The research findings revealed that the causes of the problems include: 1) the hospital's lack of capacity to care for pediatric patients with semi-critical and critical conditions; 2) patients lacking opportunities for disease or condition screening; 3) parents' lack of awareness regarding their children's illnesses; 4) a lack of confidence in the doctors' treatment plans; and 5) insufficient coordination between service networks. If these problems are left unaddressed, the mortality rate among pediatric patients will increase. The knowledge gained from this study is the RAMAN ABC Model for patient services, which includes enhanced screening and assessment of various conditions (Access, A), increased parental confidence in public health services (Believe, B), and improved capacity of the hospital to provide care (Capacity, C). The results indicated that the mortality rate among children in Raman District has decreased.