Dusit Model: Shared Records & Video Clinics Across Four Districts
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Clinic and hospital read the same treatment record, and stable patients keep appointments by video. The app has over 30,000 sign-ups. About 381 of roughly 2,000 regular endocrinology patients actually use it.
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Bangkok's health department and Vajira Hospital run the Dusit Model, a prototype area linking seven of the city's public health service centres and four community clinics in Dusit, Phra Nakhon, Bang Sue and Bang Phlat to the hospital. NECTEC's e-Referral system lets staff at both ends read the same treatment record in real time, and stable chronic patients keep appointments by video through the Vajira@Home app, with medicine posted to them. At the July 2022 launch, NECTEC said e-Referral was ready to use at all 11 city hospitals.
📊 Impact
A peer-reviewed survey of 389 Vajira Hospital outpatients in the Dusit area (Scientific Reports, 2025; fielded December 2024 to January 2025) found 271 (69.7%) accepted telemedicine, but acceptance dropped sharply with age: 78.2% of millennials, 46.7% of Generation X, and just 1 of 13 respondents aged 60 or over. A companion study of the same sample found 81.2% satisfied and 72.5% intending to keep using the service.
🎓 Lesson
Registration is not use: Vajira's deputy director reported over 30,000 app sign-ups, yet only about 381 of the roughly 2,000 regular endocrinology patients, near 20%, were actually consulting by video.
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Two clocks, kept apart: when this entry’s sources were published, and what has happened to its record in the atlas. Documented span: since 2022. 4 of 5 sources carry a publication date, from 29 July 2022 to 19 May 2025.
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- National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC) · researchNECTEC — e-Referral as part of the Dusit Model (system developer, Thai)
- CIMjournal · pressCIMjournal — interview with Vajira Hospital's deputy director on Vajira@Home (Thai)
- PubMed Central (U.S. National Library of Medicine) · researchFactors associated with the acceptance of telemedicine services in the Dusit model prototype area — Scientific Reports (peer-reviewed, 2025)
- Thai Journals Online (ThaiJO) · researchUser satisfaction and its impact on the intention to utilize telemedicine services in the Dusit model prototype area — Vajira Medical Journal (peer-reviewed, 2025)
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A peer-reviewed survey of 389 Vajira Hospital outpatients in the Dusit area (Scientific Reports, 2025; fielded December 2024 to January 2025) found 271 (69.7%) accepted telemedicine, but acceptance dropped sharply with age: 78.2% of millennials, 46.7% of Generation X, and just 1 of 13 respondents aged 60 or over
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- Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (Health Department) with the Faculty of Medicine Vajira Hospital, Navamindradhiraj University
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- city-government, research
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- public
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NECTEC — e-Referral as part of the Dusit Model (system developer, Thai)
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- Name not classified · nectec.or.th
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- web-page · language not classified
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- 2022-07-29
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- 2026-07-26
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- 2026-08-20
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Launch event 29 July 2022 presided over by a deputy governor; seven public health service centres plus four community clinics in Dusit, Phra Nakhon, Bang Sue and Bang Phlat linked to Vajira Hospital; a real-time shared treatment record on both sides; the system stated as ready at all 11 city hospitals.
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Factors associated with the acceptance of telemedicine services in the Dusit model prototype area — Scientific Reports (peer-reviewed, 2025)
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- Name not classified · pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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- 2025-01-31
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Source of every impact figure: n=389, data collected December 2024 to January 2025, 271 (69.7%) accepted; Generation Z 77.6%, millennials 78.2%, Generation X 46.7%, and 1 of 13 respondents aged 60 or over. Also identifies Vajira@Home as the Dusit Model's telemedicine platform.
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User satisfaction and its impact on the intention to utilize telemedicine services in the Dusit model prototype area — Vajira Medical Journal (peer-reviewed, 2025)
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- Name not classified · he02.tci-thaijo.org
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- 2025-05-19
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- 2026-07-26
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Companion study on the same 389 respondents: 81.2% satisfied, 72.5% intend to continue, with satisfaction the strongest predictor of continued use.
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CIMjournal — interview with Vajira Hospital's deputy director on Vajira@Home (Thai)
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- Name not classified · cimjournal.com
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- web-page · language not classified
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- 2024-09-18
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- 2026-07-26
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Vajira@Home launched 7 July 2021 with 13 modules, medicine delivered by post and remote vitals monitoring across about 26 hospital units. Source of the registration-versus-use gap: more than 30,000 registrations against about 381 of 2,000-plus endocrinology patients actually consulting remotely.
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Prachatai — the city trials the Dusit Model and the Ratchaphiphat Sandbox (August 2022)
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- 2026-07-26
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Independent Thai press confirmation that the city was trialling the Dusit Model alongside a second sandbox to restructure referrals through its 69 public health service centres and community clinics. Direct fetch returned 403; outlet, headline and coverage confirmed via search.
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1001 Smart Cities (2026). “Dusit Model: Shared Records & Video Clinics Across Four Districts” — Bangkok, Thailand. The Smart City Atlas. https://1001smartcities.org/projects/bangkok-dusit-model-primary-care/ (last verified 2026-07-26). Data: CC BY 4.0.
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