Suttisak Denduangchaiสุทธิศักดิ์ เด่นดวงใจ
I build useful systems where medicine meets software.
I work at the intersection of occupational medicine, data, and software, turning complicated clinical workflows into tools people can actually use.
Systems built from real clinical needs
Web application · 2024
CoeKPI
A shared system for entering, reviewing, and reporting occupational-medicine centre-of-excellence performance indicators.
Web application · 2024
BafsWorkout
An on-site physical-fitness testing system that keeps stations, participant progress, and results in one workflow.
03Web application · 2024
ErgoTrack
A bilingual ROSA assessment application that helps employees identify workstation risks and decide what to improve first.
04Web application · 2024
AudiogramIQ
A workplace hearing-health application for audiogram analysis, baseline comparison, threshold-shift review, and structured reporting.
Selected Notes
Excel for Healthcare Data
A practical Excel guide covering XLOOKUP, Power Query, Pivot Tables, validation, and data cleaning for healthcare workflows.
Building the ATK Data System
From Google Forms to a full Blazor and ASP.NET Core platform, documenting the development of a rapid antigen test data system.
Reverse-Engineering a Medical Web Portal
Using Selenium and C# to understand a medical portal and automate repetitive clinical data entry.
Why I Got Interested in Programming
ทำไมถึงสนใจคอม
Windows 11 Features
ฟีเจอร์ใหม่ๆ ที่น่าสนใจของ Windows 11
Japan, observed
Photography gives me a slower way to study systems: streets, rituals, signs, light, and the small decisions that make a place feel coherent.
Medicine, systems, and the work between them
I'm an Occupational Medicine physician and software developer. Most of my projects begin with a familiar clinical problem: information scattered across spreadsheets, repetitive work that steals time from people, or a process that was never designed as a system. I study the workflow, build the missing tool, and keep refining it alongside the people who use it.
The goal is not software for its own sake. It is calmer work, clearer decisions, and better care.
Current practice
Occupational Medicine Physician
Ratchaburi Hospital ↗Clinical occupational medicine, health-surveillance programs, and in-house software development for the department.
Occupational Medicine Physician
Bangkok Hospital (Head Office)Occupational-health consultations and employee-health management for a major private hospital group.
Tech Coordinator
HealthTAG ↗Medical advisory and full-stack development for personal health records and NFC-based health data.
Formation
Preventive Medicine, Occupational Medicine
Master's — Health Research & Management
Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)
High School
Selected research
Review Article: Confined Space
Correlation between daily PM2.5 and respiratory and cardiovascular visits at Ratchaburi Hospital
Ways of working
Elsewhere: Health Information Technology · Japan Travel & Photography · 3D Rendering & Digital Art · Data Analysis & Automation
Useful systems begin with a real problem.
I am interested in work where clinical knowledge, thoughtful product design, and practical engineering can make everyday work clearer and more humane.
Part of the Quack & Honk workshop · Software for the good life.