@lisaolear@AudraRankin The most general patients in Thailand who use traditional treatment to return to hospital with more serious problems such as kidney failure. So, suggestion of alternative treatment is palliative patients to psycho-social support them.
@ANiyomyart@AudraRankin It's not easy but it's not difficult. If this policy cannot be abolished, we can must help people to know the pros and cons of cannabis for them health.
@AudraRankin Nurses can express their opinions through the Thai Nursing Council to making health policy. But all nurses have a lot of workloads and there is no clear guideline for expressing opinions, so the role of nurses in participating in health policy is not clear. #NURSEPOLICY
@AudraRankin@UNCSON @RamathibodiN marijuana liberalization policy unlocks in Thailad. Changing the policy may be difficult but can should control cannabis and cannabis-containing products
to strictly protect public health, #NURSEPOLICY
@AudraRankin@UNCSON @RamathibodiN All Thai people can access the health service system and using the service will cost 30 baths for every disease, every treatment. The factors influencing health is middle-class and poor. The policy to help people in treatment and support them ,#NURSEPOLICY