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Spatial Distribution Patterns of the Royal Development Projects Initiated by King Rama 9th of Thailand
Puntip Jongkroy, Ponthip Limlahapun
Adv. Sci. Technol. Eng. Syst. J. 9(2), 26-32 (2024);
Exploring Current Challenges on Security and Privacy in an Operational eHealth Information System
Viktor Denkovski, Irena Stojmenovska, Goce Gavrilov, Vladimir Radevski, Vladimir Trajkovik
Adv. Sci. Technol. Eng. Syst. J. 9(2), 45-54 (2024);
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Bearing in mind that patient data is extremely sensitive, it is crucial to establish strong protection when the security and privacy of healthcare data are concerned. Prioritizing data security and privacy is essential for the overall healthcare industry in order to maintain the reliability of electronic healthcare (eHealth) information systems. This study explores the gathered data and information from the surveys and interviews by looking at the security and privacy concerns in using eHealth information technologies. The surveys and interviews were performed on the medical practitioners in N. Macedonia. The main goal is to find out how well-informed are the medical practitioners on the already in-place privacy measures that have been implemented by the medical authorities and to assess their attitudes regarding the need for additional improvements of the system. From the executed interviews, eight healthcare professionals participated in a thorough email interview in order to discover security and privacy issues associated with eHealth systems usage. This information served as the groundwork for administrating an online survey, to which 370 medical practitioners responded from primary and secondary healthcare. The findings emphasize how essential it is to promptly address the system usability concerns on the security and privacy procedures that are implemented when using eHealth technologies.
Malaysia’s Renewable Energy Policy and its Impact on ASEAN Countries
WaiYie Leong, LeeSun Heng, YuanZhi Leong
Adv. Sci. Technol. Eng. Syst. J. 9(2), 67-73 (2024);
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As the global community increasingly shifts its focus towards sustainable development and combating climate change, renewable energy policies have become pivotal in shaping national and regional energy landscapes. Malaysia, as a developing nation with a rapidly growing economy, has recognized the importance of renewable energy sources in achieving its socio-economic goals while addressing environmental concerns. This paper explores Malaysia’s renewable energy policy framework and assesses its impact on neighboring countries in the Southeast Asian region. Through a comprehensive analysis of policy measures, incentives, challenges, and achievements, this paper elucidates the significance of Malaysia’s renewable energy endeavors in fostering regional energy security, sustainability, and cooperation.