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Reports that name this provider
- Cancer Treatment Cost Savings in Thailand
- Radiation therapy costs: 69,300-84,500 baht ($2,160-$2,640) for breast cancer; 182,400 baht ($5,700) for prostate cancer.
- Cosmetic Surgeon Credentials in Thailand
- Hosts the Princess Sirindhorn Craniofacial Center; offers one-year fellowship training in craniofacial surgery
- End-of-Life Counseling in Thailand
- Cheewabhibaln Palliative Care Center emphasizes integrative holistic approach addressing physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs. Receives approximately 500-600 patient referrals annually. Coordinates care among medical personnel from various departments, nursing staff, social workers, Red Cross Volunteers, Peaceful Death Volunteers, and Cheewabhibaln Volunteers. Hosts volunteer program for medical and nursing students focused on chronic patients and profound listening techniques.
- Medical Technology in Thailand
- First proton irradiation machine in Southeast Asia and Thailand installed in 2019; only facility with proton therapy machine in Thailand; IMRT in service since 2005; developed first VMAT with 3D visualization system in Thailand in 2011
- Oncologic Surgery Quality in Thailand
- Excellence Chulalongkorn Comprehensive Cancer Center aspires to become ASEAN's leading comprehensive cancer center, employs robotic surgery, signed MOU with MD Anderson Cancer Center for collaborative research on cholangiocarcinoma
- Palliative Care Quality in Thailand
- Cheewabhibaln Palliative Care Center receives approximately 500-600 referral patients annually. Serves as model care center providing patient and family-centered care through coordination with medical personnel from various departments, volunteers, and community partnerships
- Pathology Quality in Thailand
- Blood bank division ISO 15189 and ISO 15190 certified continuously since 2010. Autopsy laboratory ISO 15189 certified since 2004. Holds Royal College of Pathologists of Thailand accreditation. Provides accredited residency training in clinical pathology and transfusion medicine.
- Radiation Therapy Quality in Thailand
- Developed first VMAT with 3D visualization system in Thailand (2011); operates 6 radiators serving approximately 3,500 patients yearly; operates HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Proton Center, the only proton therapy facility in Thailand (operational since August 2021); IAEA Radiological Training Center hosting 4-6 overseas trainees annually; quality assurance team (QUATRO) audited by IAEA at center of competence level; only educational institution in Thailand training radiotherapy personnel at all levels
- Skin Treatment Quality in Thailand
- Conducted prospective study demonstrating safety and efficacy of fractional ablative carbon dioxide laser (AFCL) for acne scars in concurrence with isotretinoin treatment in population with Fitzpatrick skin type 3 or higher.