College of Nursing and Health Conducts Community Health Services and Community Consultation at Wat Phakhininat Community

 On October 6, 2026, from 8:30–10:00 a.m., the College of Nursing and Health, led by Assistant Professor (Special) Dr. Surang Chueawanichakorn, together with fourth-year nursing students, conducted a community health screening and consultation activity at Wat Phakhininat Community, in collaboration with Public Health Service Center 31 Eurb-Jit Thangsuphut.

 The activity was divided into two sessions:

 8:30–9:00 a.m. — Community Health Screening Services

Nursing students provided basic health screening services to community residents, including:

• Measuring vital signs

• Checking blood glucose levels (DTX)

• Measuring weight and height and assessing nutritional status

• Providing individual health advice and consultation

 9:00–10:00 a.m. — Community Consultation

A community consultation was conducted to listen to residents’ health concerns and needs. The consultation identified the number-one health and environmental concern in the community as disease-carrying pests, particularly mosquitoes.

 Based on the information gathered, the nursing students will use the findings to develop and implement a “Mosquito and Disease-Vector Control Project” to promote sanitation and prevent the spread of diseases among residents of Wat Phakhininat Community on Monday, October 12, 2026.

The College of Nursing and Health would like to express its sincere appreciation to Public Health Service Center 31 Eurb-Jit Thangsuphut, as well as the community leaders and residents of Wat Phakhininat Community, for their warm welcome and active participation in this activity