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Assist. Prof. Farsai Chanjaruporn

Department of Pharmacy


  farsai.cha@mahidol.ac.th

Education Background

  • Ph.D. (Pharmacy Administration), Mahidol university, Thailand 
  • M.M. (Health Business Management), Mahidol university, Thailand 
  • B.Sc. in Pharm, Mahidol university, Thailand

Work Experience

  • 2546 - 2556 Thai Food and Drug Administration 
  • 2556 - present Faculty of Pharmacy, Mahidol University

Expertise

  • Drug and health system management 
  • Drug and health policy 
  • Government regulation and regulatory affairs 
  • Consumer protection

Award & Honor

  • 2559 - Research Grant for New Scholar by Thailand Research Fund 
  • 2554 - The DEAN'S LIST award for graduates with distinctions (Recognition of academic excellence) 
  • 2553 - Australia Endeavour Research Fellowship Award 

Current Research


Publication

Year 2023

1.

Exploring cost drivers to improve disease management: the case of type 2 diabetes at a tertiary hospital in Burundi, Africa

Hezagirwa B, Riewpaiboon A, Chanjaruporn F.
Journal of Public Health in Africa , 2023.

Year 2019

2.

Effect of a computerized decision support system on potentially inappropriate medication prescriptions for elderly patients in Thailand

Prasert V, Shono A, Chanjaruporn F, Ploylearmsang C, Boonnan K, Khampetdee A, Akazawa M..
JOURNAL OF EVALUATION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE 2019;25(3): 514-520., 2019.

3.

Treatment of COPD in one university hospital setting in Thailand: The real-life prescribing patterns and treatment expenditures

Samarnkongsak T, Thavorncharoensap M*, Kawamatawong T, Pattanaprateep O, Chanjaruporn F*, Sunantiwat M*..
Pharmaceutical Sciences Asia 2019; 46(3); 175-183., 2019.

Year 2018

4.

Applying the lists of risk drugs for Thai elderly (LRDTE) as a mechanism to account for patient age and medicine severity in assessing potentially inappropriate medication use

Prasert V*, Akazawa M, Shono A, Chanjaruporn F, Ploylearmsang C, Muangyim K, Wattanapongsatit T, Sutin U..
Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy 2018; 14(5):451-458, 2018.

5.

Knowledge, attitude, practice (KAP) and health related quality of life of priests with type 2 diabetes mellitus in Thailand

Rajbhandari S, Riewpaiboon A, Peradhammanon P, Rattanaphanit S, Chanjaruporn F.*.
Pharmaceutical Sciences Asia 2018; 45(2): 93-104, 2018.

Year 2016

6.

Evaluation of drug management competency: A comparison between the 360-degree appraisal and manager assessment

Chanjaruporn F*, Prasert V, Anuratpanich L, Sooksriwong C..
Mahidol University Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences 2016; 43 (4): 165-172, 2016.

Year 2015

7.

Drug Management in Tambon Health Promoting Hospitals: A systematic review.

Prasert V, Chanjaruporn F*..
Journal of Public Health and Development 2015; 13(1): 47-59., 2015.

Year 2012

8.

Incremental cost effectiveness analysis for Haemophilia Home-Based Care Programme in Thailand

Sooksriwong C*, Boonkerd L, Chanjaruporn F, Chuansumrit A..
Haemophilia 2012; 18(4): e362-e363, 2012.

Year 2011

9.

Budget impact analysis of pemetrexed introduction: Case study from a teaching hospital perspective, Thailand

Chanjaruporn F, Roughead EE, Sooksriwong C, Kaojarern S*..
Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand 2011; 94(9): 1026-1034, 2011.

Year 2009

10.

Medicine prices in thailand: a result of no medicine pricing policy

Sooksriwong C, Yoongthong W, Suwattanapreeda S, Chanjaruporn F..
Southern Med Review 2009;2(2):10-14., 2009.

Year 2008

11.

Price control system: impact on medicine price and expenditure

Chanjaruporn F, Sooksriwong C..
Journal of Health Science 2008; 17(5): 695-705, 2008.

Year 2004

12.

Snacks from Thai herbal plants for patients with gastritis and peptic ulcer

Tungrugsasut W, Srisukh V, Bunyapraphatsara N, Chanjaruporn F, Veenasakulchai A, Thongbainoi W.
Thai J Phytopharm 2004;11(2)1-10, 2004.


Presentation

เกี่ยวกับภาควิชา

The ultimate success of a pharmacist's practice relies on applying expertise to minimize the consumer's risk of harm from medication while maximizing the positive outcomes in disease prevention and treatment.

The ultimate success of a pharmacist's practice relies on applying expertise to minimize the consumer's risk of harm from medication while maximizing the positive outcomes in disease prevention and treatment.
Pradit Hutangura
The First Dean of Faculty of Pharmacy, Mahidol University
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