Career Profile

Based in Bangkok of Thailand, I work in health care research with a focus on health data science and real-world evidence. My primary interest lies in secondary data research: understanding when, why, and how routinely collected clinical data, particularly electronic medical records, can be responsibly reused to answer epidemiological and clinical questions.

My work centers on the curation and analysis of large longitudinal cohorts derived from routine clinical visits starting from 2010. I currently maintain real-world cohorts focused on hypertension and dementia, and previously worked on the development and use of an abdominal surgery data warehouse. This work has contributed to multiple peer-reviewed publications, with further studies ongoing.

Methodologically, I primarily work in Python, with occasional use of R. My experience includes medical data wrangling for secondary research, longitudinal cohort construction, and the integration of sociodemographic information into screening algorithms and clinical decision support settings.