AHA is a happy agency where people with the right attitudes come to work together to make a happy result. People with the right head, the right heart, and the right hand when put at the right place and time will create the right and good happy result.
This is what AHA believes and why AHA is created.
AHA brings professionals with creativity into works. We welcome ideas and love to share, exchange and see ideas bouncing back and forth to co-create the best “Happy Result”.
AHA’s prime criteria to decide whether we achieve our best happy result indicates when our partners, clients, and the AHA personnels alike contain smiles onto the faces through our continuing engaging efforts and commitments.
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The 3-day training, the 4th session in a series on Quality Management Systems (QMS) in Laos brought together 40 medical professionals from hospitals and labs to enhance lab systems for ISO 15189 certification.
This workshop, held on November 14-15, 2024 in Vientiane Capital, marked the final session of the QMS training series. It brought together 11 participants from various organizations to learn about managing Biosafety Level 3 (BSL3) laboratories, which handle high-risk pathogens like tuberculosis and avian influenza.
Thailand is advancing towards becoming a "Livable and Smart City" through the use of science, research, and innovation, with the Program Management Unit on Area Based Development (PMU A) playing a key role in driving this vision.
Create engaging promotional materials, including video presentations and electronic brochures, to spotlight disease-specific/system-specific certification for HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
The workshop welcomed 42 healthcare professionals and epidemiologists from 10 countries to enhance public health response systems. Over four days, participants explored the 7-1-7 approach through simulations, group exercises, and country-specific discussions, applying the theory to practical steps for implementation.
The meeting aims to discuss the progress of establishing the ACPHEED Response Centre (ASEAN Centre for Public Health Emergencies and Emerging Diseases), exchange ideas and experiences with network partners, and strengthen collaboration to effectively address future public health emergencies.
The "Learning Coin for Equitable Education" initiative, funded by Thailand's EEF and led by UNESCO Bangkok, empowers students in five provinces: Mae Hong Son, Nakhon Nayok, Yala, Songkhla, and Khon Kaen to earn scholarships up to 1,200 Baht monthly by reading via the LearnBig app. This program supports marginalized youth, boosts family income, and inspires lifelong learning—turning reading into real opportunities!
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