The model for local quarantine service achievement: A case study on the COVID-19 pandemic-situation’ management of Saraburi Provincial Public Health Office

Abstract

This qualitative study aimed to study the successful model of local quarantine services in Saraburi Province. Data were directly collected from focus group interviews with 12 owners of entrepreneur allowing to use hotels for local quarantine, 13 health care providers, 8 legal authorities, in-depth interview with 3 major administrators, and related document reports. Content analysis was used to interpretation. Findings were including 1) the process of setting local quarantine, 2) the concept for caring, 3) good outcomes were to stop the epidemic cycle, entrepreneurs felt proud and happy with collaboration, Saraburi Provincial Administrative Organization was a good model in efficiency budget support. People have increased knowledge of COVID-19 prevention, and 4) recommendations for improving health services of re-emerging diseases were making orientation system for new health providers, preventing escaped guarantees and providing jobs for them, managing cost analysis and residual wastes. Conclusion, the successful model in local quarantine services of provincial level were establishing with all social network’ participations.