Thailand Healthcare Quiz

What government body governs Thailand’s health service system?

• Ministry of Finance

• Ministry of Education

• Ministry of Public Health

• Ministry of Technology

Which of the following is not one of Thailand’s three main public healthcare schemes?

• Civil service welfare

• Private company plans

• Social Security

• Universal Coverage Scheme

What is a major challenge in accessing healthcare in rural Thailand?

• Overpopulation

• High internet speed

• Geographical barriers

• Lack of medical tourism

What is one benefit of telemedicine in Thailand?

• It increases hospital visits

• It requires expensive equipment

• It enhances rural access to care

• It replaces all in-person doctors

What is a concern for Thailand’s healthcare financial sustainability?

• High public satisfaction

• Flat healthcare costs

• Rising healthcare costs

• Fewer patients

Thailand is internationally recognized for:

• High taxes on healthcare

• Poor health outcomes

• Leading medical tourism

• Outdated medical practices

Which factor is not part of the healthcare service decision-making process?

• Accessibility

• Color of hospital walls

• Cost

• Quality

What does high-quality healthcare most likely include?

• Long waiting times

• Expensive parking

• Safe and effective treatment

• Limited staff availability

How many government hospitals were reported in Thailand in 2019?

• 500

• 927

• 1200

• 200

What is a key factor in improving personal health management?

• Avoiding doctors

• Keeping a personal health record

• Ignoring symptoms

• Using only social media