The “Health Innovator and Developer Program” held a lecture on “Field Data Collection” to enhance Upskill/Reskill skills for developing future health innovations.
On Sunday, May 17, 2026, the College of Nursing and Health Sciences organized a lifelong learning and skills development program for the future (Upskill/Reskill) under the “Health Developer and Innovator Curriculum,” led by Assistant Professor Ariya Deeprasert, Deputy Dean for Research and Academic Services, along with faculty and staff from the College of Nursing and Health Sciences.

Dr. Busbong Wisetpolchai, Manager of Capacity Building at the Thai Health Promotion Foundation, was invited as a guest speaker to lecture on the topic of “Field Data Collection.” She shared knowledge, concepts, and techniques for systematic field data collection, along with exchanging experiences from real-world work. This enabled participants to apply the acquired knowledge to community studies, health problem analysis, and the development of effective innovations that meet the needs of the public.

This activity focused on developing learners' future skills, enabling them to integrate knowledge in health, technology, and field research processes to create sustainable health innovations appropriate to the community and societal contexts.

This project was supported by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) in promoting lifelong learning and human resource development to align with the changes in society and the future world.

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