IJHS
Interprofessional Journal of Health Sciences
formerly Bulletin of Health, Science and Technology (BHST)
https://ijhs.rsu.ac.th
ISSN (Print) 2672-9628
ISSN (Online) 2672-9423
Research is not a static event; collaboration on makes research stronger. The appropriate public forum for each series of experiments is as important as appropriately controlling for variables in an experiment. Given the climate of science, we should be trying to increase the locations where research can be done and foster scientific creativity. We should not be trying to hide research away for the benefit of a limited group of people. If funding comes from public sources, the results should also be made public. These results belong to the people that will undoubtedly benefit from any new scientific paper published, no matter the area of science. Our journal will helpfully provide this information to the community, with the help of our researchers and scientific editorial board.
The Interprofessional Journal of Health Sciences (Interprof. J. Health Sci.) is the scientific journal and it is published in English, the most commonly-used language in the world. It is easy for researchers and interested people to understand new information. Knowledge is in exponential growth phase and Interprof. J. Health Sci. serves interesting articles including review article, original article, short report, case report, note and letter to editor.
The objective of Interprof. J. Health Sci., a peer-reviewed journal and fast publication, is to publish up-to-date and high quality knowledge of health, science, technology, biomedical and socio-medical sciences. The readers and scientists that pick up this volume and future volumes will gain information across many areas of biology and should be able to apply something to their own research. We are a part of the collaboration process and can help disseminate information to the scientific community. Research is done in incremental steps, rarely are extreme jump in technology made. Small advances in knowledge are what fuel the community. Our hope is to be an interactive part of this process, helping to share the collective knowledge of researchers in Thailand and abroad and add to the foundation of science. In addition, we prepare an easy way to submit manuscripts via online-submission (https://ijhs.rsu.ac.th/) at any time.
TThe editorial board would like to thank all those having made it possible to bring out this volume. Foremost, we thank the contributors who could contribute articles for this volume, despite their heavy schedule. We also place on record our great appreciation of those colleagues (at least three reviewers on journal’s peer-review process) who have placed at our disposal their valuable time for doing the editing and proof-reading. Finally, the editorial board would be glad to receive comments and suggestions from the readers with a view to improve the quality of this journal.
Current Issue
Interprofessional Journal of Health Sciences. Vol.20 No.2 , July - December 2022.
Table of Contents
Page | |
---|---|
Original Article | |
DETERMINATION OF ADENOSINE AND CORDYCEPIN IN CULTURE AND NATURAL CORDYCEPS Laksana Charoenchai, Fameera Madaka, Lukman Sueree , and Pathamaporn Pathompak |
1-8 |
DETECTION OF INFLUENZA A AND INFLUENZA B VIRUS USING ISOTHERMAL REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE-HELICASE DEPENDENT AMPLIFICATION SOLANA INFLUENZA A+B ASSAY Rujikorn Kanlayanadonkit, Acharawan Thongmee, Ekawat Prasomsub, Patamaporn Sukplang, Wanida Pongstaporn, and Wasun Chantratita |
9-15 |
ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF CORONARIN D AGAINST STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS AND ITS SYNERGISTIC POTENTIAL WITH ANTIBIOTICS Panita Khlaychan, Acharawan Thongmee, Patamaporn Sukplang, Nitirat Chimnoi, and Supanna Techasakul |
16-27 |
VALIDATION AND COMPARISON OF METHOD USING DIFFERENT WAVELENGTH DETECTION AT 210 AND 228 NM FOR QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF CBD IN SUBLINGUAL CANNABIS OIL PRODUCTS Apirada Sucontphunt, Lukman Sueree, Suchada Jongrungruangchok , Athip Maha, Fameera Madaka, Natawat Chankana, Kittipong Chaiyabutr, Surang Leelawat, Thanapat Songsak , and Nalinee Pradubyat |
28-35 |
PON1 L55M GENE POLYMORPHISM AND SERUM PON1 LEVEL IN THAI RICE FARMERS EXPOSED ORGANOPHOSPHATE Wanida Pongstaporn, Kanyanan Kritsiriwuthinan , and Yuttana Sudjaroen |
36-42 |
ANTIOXIDANT AND ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES OF HYDROALCOHOLIC RICEBERRY RICE EXTRACT Mallika Pongsathit, Verisa Chowjarean, Preeyaporn Plaimee Phiboonchaiyanan, Kamala Sadabpod, and Saraporn Harikarnpakdee |
43-56 |
Review Articles | |
ROLE OF PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES (PROMs) IN SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Jan Karlo T. Ecalne, Lei Anne S. Trinidad, and Learni Magdalena A. Bautista |
57-68 |