Lessons Learned in Emergency Situation Management: In the Case of an Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019, Sukhothai Province

Abstract

    The purpose of this study was to examine the outcomes of Coronavirus disease 2019 surveillance, prevention, control, and treatment in Sukhothai Province. The investigation was carried out in the Six Building Blocks Plus One issue from July to September 2022. Select a specific informant from the emergency operation center's incident command system practitioners in the event that the coronavirus disease outbreak of 2019 Sukhothai Province occurs. sixty persons. Data from focus group discussions should be collected and used with after-action review methods.  And to direct the conversation, identify important terms or specific queries in advance. The goals are to: 1) Evaluate the effectiveness of emergency situation management in the case of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 outbreak in Sukhothai Province; 2) Exchange knowledge and compile a list of issues and challenges encountered during the operation; and 3) Compile ideas for improving the operation. The results of the study showed that the provincial communicable disease committee serves as the main body responsible for formulating policies in Sukhothai Province. Additionally, the operation was successfully driven through the district health board, with financial aid and favorable network partner participation. The regulations and methods for allocating funds and providing compensation, as well as the roles and responsibilities of pertinent agencies, are unclear. Operating procedures are frequently modified. Patients and risk groups withhold information. The booking and immunization process is difficult. Vaccine-related health information has been disseminated in a negative way. Additionally, there are more apps running than are required. There are recommendations for action. Together with network agencies and subordinate agencies, pertinent agencies should develop objectives and transition operations. and there are enough computer-savvy employees in public health departments at all levels.