Adam Ang
They will conduct what could be the most comprehensive population health study in Southeast Asia.
![Alt text: [Left] Hsueh-Lan Wu, Chairman of Chunghwa Telecom (Thailand) Co. and [Right ]Dr Siripong Luengvarinkul, CEO of Thonburi Hospital](/sites/hitn/files/styles/230x130/public/2025-07/2.Hsueh-Lan_Wu%252C_President_of_Chunghwa_Telecom_International_Business_Group_and_Chairman_of_Chunghwa_Telecom_%2528Thailand%2529_Co.%252C_Ltd%252C_and%25C2%25A0Dr._Siripong_Luengvarinkul%252C_Chief_Executive_Officer_of_Thonburi_H.jpg?itok=12pBvBhf)
Taiwanese firm Chunghwa Telecom has provided the hospital with smart ward solutions.
It displays a real-time feed of registries made under its various blocks.
The platform enables remote patient health assessment and immediate triaging by staff.
Also, New Zealand's Pharmaceutical Management Agency has developed an assessment tool to guide clinicians in issuing COVID-19 antiviral treatments.
The research institute claims to have processed the largest genome data set in Australia to date.
This comes as Dr Vincent McCauley is stepping down from his CMO/CMIO posts.
But it will introduce a health screening tool on the app for voluntary use.
Also, diagnostics chain Aarthi Scans and Labs has adopted Synapsica's AI solution for screening spine diseases in MRI scans.
The hospital is also gearing up to reach the highest stage for the model in the near future.