Suttisak Denduangchaiสุทธิศักดิ์ เด่นดวงใจ

I design and build software for clinical work.

I’m an Occupational Medicine physician. I look for where health examinations, hearing surveillance, and workplace-health workflows get stuck, then build software to fix those problems.

Suttisak Denduangchai
Dr. Suttisak Denduangchai · Occupational Medicine physician and software builder.

Verified production footprint

Systems used in clinical work today

health examination encounters
69,471
audiogram records
18,196
ergonomic assessments
570

Privacy-safe aggregate snapshot, verified 29 August 2026. Counts describe operational records, not claimed clinical outcomes.

Medicine, systems, and the work between them

I'm an Occupational Medicine physician and software developer. Most of my projects begin with recurring clinical problems: information scattered across spreadsheets, repetitive tasks that take up people's time, or a process that was never designed as a system. I study the workflow, build the missing tool, and refine it with the people who use it.

The starting point is work that gets stuck: data split across files, repeated entry, or results that cannot be traced to their source. Fixing those problems gives people more time to use the information instead of arranging it.

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 at a private hospital group.

  • Tech Coordinator

    HealthTAG

    Medical advisory and full-stack development for personal health records and NFC-based health data.

Experience

Formation

  • Preventive Medicine, Occupational Medicine

    Medical Council of Thailand · Preventive Medicine · Occupational Medicine

  • Master's - Health Research & Management

    Chulalongkorn University · Department of Preventive & Social Medicine

  • Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)

    Chulalongkorn University · Faculty of Medicine

Selected research

  • Review Article: Confined Space

    Royal Thai Army Medical Journal · 2021

  • Correlation between daily PM2.5 and respiratory and cardiovascular visits at Ratchaburi Hospital

    Chulalongkorn University · 2022

Field notes

Japan, observed

Photography slows me down enough to notice streets, rituals, signs, light, and the small decisions that give a place its character.

Is health work still stuck across files, repeated entry, or records that cannot be traced?

If the problem needs an understanding of both the work and its data, send me the details and we can talk.

Part of the Quack & Honk workshop · Software for the good life.