New Publication Alert!  JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF THAILAND  Q4 Effect of Video Call Follow-up at Chulabhorn Hospital on Readmission Rates in Metastatic Cancer Patients after Palliative CareRuechuta Molek, Piyarat limpawittayakul, Prach Kosarussawadee, Sujinda Kriangsamut , Jirada Kaewchuchuen, Phongthara Vichitvejpaisal Highlights:“This prospective cohort study evaluated structured video call follow-ups among 180 metastatic cancer patients at Chulabhorn Hospital post-discharge. Of these, 47 patients (26.1%) experienced unplanned readmission within 28 days. Key predictors were a distress score ≥4 (adjusted OR 3.76, 95%…

Congratulations to Lect. Aekkachai Fatai and the research team on their publication in Australian Critical Care (Q1 Journal) Article Title:When resuscitation fails—Nurses’ emotions and coping mechanisms after unsuccessful cardiopulmonary resuscitation: An integrative review Authors:Aekkachai Fatai, Chakrit Sattayarom, Anusorn Karaket, Sittipong Siriprathum, Wannachart Talerd Highlights:• This review explored nurses’ emotions and coping mechanisms after unsuccessful CPR• Key impacts included grief, stress, emotional exhaustion, and ethical distress• Peer support, debriefing, and organisational psychological support were identified as important support strategies Read the…

Article Title:The effectiveness of a 3-dimensional printed vaginal dilator in mitigating radiation-induced vaginal stenosis for patients with cervical cancer Authors:Sirikorn Kongwattanakul, Petcharat Petroch, Sarinya Bawornpatarapakorn, Kampheang Nimjaroen, Kanyanee Laebua, Danupon Nantajit Highlights:• This study evaluated the effectiveness of a 3-dimensional printed vaginal dilator in reducing radiation-induced vaginal stenosis in patients with cervical cancer• The findings suggest that although most patients still developed vaginal stenosis after treatment, the dilator may help reduce its severity, with most patients experiencing only mild symptoms•…