The One Health Surveillance System, or PODD, has been officially launched and developed with funding from the first and second phases of the SGTF - Skoll Global Threats Fund (now known as the Ending Pandemics Foundation, USA) under the project name "PODD Project".
from the Department of Disease Control
Participated in the ASEAN ICT Awards 2017 as a representative of Thailand, held on November 29-30, 2017 in Cambodia.
The G20 Health Report proposes the use of "One Health" approach to prevent the emergence of new zoonotic diseases that could potentially lead to global pandemics.
Associate Professor Dr. Lertrak Srikijkar, DVM, has been appointed to the position of Director of the One Health Surveillance Center (PODD Center) at Chiang Mai University.
Health Security & Pandemics Pre-spillover Participatory Community Disease Detection Surveillance Category from MIT Solve - Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The Trinity Challenge
Grand Prize Winner of the Trinity Challenge awarded by Trinity College Cambridge in collaboration with 42 global organizations in the category of disease detection (Identify), selected from 340 teams representing 61 countries worldwide.
research and innovation
"Awarded the Research and Innovation Award for the high-impact academic work titled 'Participatory One Health Disease Detection (PODD)' at the Chiang Mai University High Impact Research & Innovation Expo 2022 held at the University's Main Auditorium on July 22, 2022.
Received the Prime Minister's Digital Award 2022 in the category of Digital Community of the Year for the development of the Community-based Elderly and Dependent Care System (PODD LTC), in collaboration with Huay Thrai Sub-district Administrative Organization, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province. The award was presented by the Digital Economy Promotion Agency (DEPA) on February 7, 2023, at the Government House.
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Chiang Mai University appoints Dr. Nattakan Awaiwannont as Director of the PODD Centre.
Vision
PODD Centre: The Leading Digital Surveillance Partner for Local Administrative Organizations.
Mission
1. Services: Include system usage, data storage, data utilization by government agencies, local government organizations and other organizations; as well as system and digital development services.
2. Maintenance: Maintenance, updates, and upgrades of digital systems, and maintenance of local government organizations and community networks using the system.
3. Research: Research to develop system usage, data utilization, and action research to establish the sustainability of the community’s One Health surveillance system, both in terms of organizational operations and digital systems.
4. Organizational management: Sustainable organizational management.