PUBLISHED: 10 Aug 2024 at 07: 03
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A mobile app for free access to a state-run website medical support to assist younger people with mental health issues is now available, according to government spokesman Chai Wacharonke on Friday.
He claimed that 15 to 25-year-olds can get a mental health expert and an examination through video calls on the mobile app, OOCA. According to Mr. Chai, customers must sign up for an online appointment with mental health experts before making a reservation.
Users have the option to program up to four free consultations with the authorities.
The primary two meetings are hosted by a physician and psychologist, both.
For the third and final virtual session, specially trained individuals will get over from medical professionals.
Customers can also review the company and provide feedback after each treatment, according to Mr. Chai.
Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, expressed concern for the health of Thai students and offered to support them in every way.
According to Mr Chai, the tele-mental health services was jointly developed by the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Public Health, the National Health Security Office, and the Wall of Sharing Foundation. According to a petition the Children and Youth Council sent to the prime minister in May, the project aims to improve the mental health support structure for fresh Thais.
Therefore, the top has mandated that key issues be addressed before going to any important organizations. That included improving the staff’s ability to quickly assist young people first-hand.
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