SI 6.2 Evidence Online Health Promotion Tools Siam University

Healthy University Rating System (HURS)

University : Siam University

Country : Thailand

Web Address : https://sustainability.siam.edu

SI 6 Capacity building on health promotion

[6.2] Online Tools and Resources for Health Promotion Capacity Building

1. NODE Phasi Charoen website – online hub and monitoring system for 16 community projects
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(Left) Home page with menus for the 16 communities’ data, activity log, health record book, 10 healthy menus, 10 exercise methods, documents and partners (Right) “Health data of 16 communities, Phasi Charoen”: online surveys before and after the project, follow-up rounds 1 and 2 and individual health data for each community
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(Left) Online activity log of the mentor team (Right) Workshop poster with QR code; every learning-station poster carries the “NODEphasicharoen” social-media handle
2. Osotsiam SU YouTube channel – Osot Siam Pharmacy, Faculty of Pharmacy
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“Osotsiam SU” channel: 21 health videos, e.g. dyslipidaemia, “3 Or 2 Sor” healthy living to prevent chronic disease, and awareness of drink-spiking drugs (screenshot, November 2026)
3. Health infographics – Osot Siam Pharmacy public channel (Facebook)
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Taking medicines before and after meals; using contraceptive pills correctly; influenza and vaccination for risk groups
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Painkillers; antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medicines are not the same
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Awareness of drink-spiking drugs; skin rashes and allergic reactions that should not be ignored
4. Smoke-free university – online smoking-cessation resources
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“Siam University – a smoke-free university”; “Want to quit? Consult here”; “You can quit” with the national Quitline 1600
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Quit smoking for a better future; harmful substances in cigarettes; health effects of smoking
Online tools and resources for health promotion (Siam University, Thailand)

Description:

Siam University lecturers and students use online tools to share health knowledge, advise the public and monitor community health promotion projects (Table SI 6.2.1).

NODE Phasi Charoen. The NODE website is the online hub of the Phasi Charoen Well-being Node, which the University runs with the Phasi Charoen District Office, the National Health Security Office and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration. It holds the data of the 16 community sub-projects on NCD risk reduction (Table SI 6.2.2), an activity log, a health record book and the “10 Healthy Menus” and “10 Exercise Methods” resources. For each community, surveys before and after the project and two rounds of follow-up are kept online, so mentors can monitor progress. Its posters carry the “NODEphasicharoen” social-media handle, and the Node also shares health media on Facebook and TikTok.

Osot Siam Pharmacy. The Faculty of Pharmacy’s Osot Siam Pharmacy screens the public for NCDs and shares information on health, well-being and medicines through its “health station” programme, webinars, the Osotsiam SU YouTube channel (21 videos) and the faculty’s Facebook page. Students prepare the content under the supervision of academic advisors – for example infographics on taking medicines before and after meals, contraceptive pills, influenza, painkillers, antibiotics, drink-spiking drugs and skin allergies.

Smoke-free campus. The Student Union and the Faculties of Nursing and Pharmacy share smoking-cessation infographics under the University’s smoke-free policy, with a consultation channel and the national Quitline 1600, linked to “The Last Puff” programme (SI 6.1).

Siam Cares for Health. The Faculty of Medicine’s “Siam Cares for Health” channels give accurate health knowledge on social media and answer questions from the public (Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 49).

Usage and feedback. The Osotsiam SU channel has 60 subscribers; for example, the video on dyslipidaemia has 393 views and the video on drink-spiking drugs 273 views (November 2026).

Selected level: 4 Items or More. Siam University has online tools and resources in all five HURS items (Table SI 6.2.1).

Table SI 6.2.1 – Online tools and resources for health promotion

HURS item Online tool or resource at Siam University Access / evidence
1. Applications or online tools for health promotion activities NODE Phasi Charoen website: a hub for the 16 community sub-projects, with community information, an activity log, documents and partner links; each community has a Google Drive folder for project files. NODE website; photos 1
2. Digital health promotion resources, including fitness and wellness e-learning NODE “10 Healthy Menus”, “10 Exercise Methods” and “Health Record Book”. Osotsiam SU YouTube channel (21 health videos) and the “health station” programme and webinars of Osot Siam Pharmacy. Health and smoking-cessation infographics on Facebook and TikTok from Osot Siam Pharmacy, NODE Phasi Charoen and “Siam Cares for Health” (Faculty of Medicine). YouTube @osotsiamsu1802; NODE Facebook and TikTok; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 49; photos 2–4
3. Virtual trainers or advisors “Siam Cares for Health” (Faculty of Medicine) gives health knowledge on social media and answers questions from the public. Osot Siam Pharmacy students, supervised by lecturers, give medicine and smoking-cessation advice through the faculty’s online channels (“Want to quit? Consult here”). Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 49; SDG 3 web page; photos 4
4. Online monitoring and evaluation systems NODE Phasi Charoen tracks each community sub-project online: target-group surveys before and after the project, two rounds of follow-up and individual health data, stored in Google Drive and Google Sheets. Results of the BMA proactive health screening on campus (782 participants, 16–19 June 2025) were recorded in the BMA Portal. NODE “Health data of 16 communities” page; SI 3.1; photos 1
5. Other The NODE media development unit, with Communication Arts lecturers as trainers, teaches community leaders to produce health communication media (learning station, 20 September 2025). NODE website; SI 6.1

Sources: SI 6.1 activity report (Osot Siam Pharmacy public channel; smoke-free policy); NODE Phasi Charoen website; YouTube channel Osotsiam SU; Sustainability Report 2025–2026, p. 49. “Photos” refers to the numbered sections above.

Table SI 6.2.2 – Communities monitored through the NODE online system (2025)

No. Community No. Community
1 Pattana Mu 7 Village 9 Wichit Samakkhi
2 Phet Kasem 42 10 Wat Chan Pradit Aram (Zone 2)
3 Moo 4 Bang Waek 11 Sirin and Friends
4 Si Pradu 12 Phun Bamphen
5 Tuang Thong Village 13 Suphatthara Phiban
6 Loet Suk Som 14 Khang Wat Ton
7 Chan Ruam Jai 15 Nuam Pradit
8 Wat Chan Pradit Aram (Zone 3) 16 Ratchamontri Ruam Jai

Source: NODE Phasi Charoen website, “Health data of 16 communities” (project codes 68-00334 to 68-00476).

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