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Abstracts

This report involved the evaluation of "Thai Traditional Medicine Health Promotion
Center Project" of all provincial health promotion centers that were financially supported

by the Institute of Thai Traditional Medicine (ITTM) during the fiscal years 2001-2002
using CIPP model (Context -Input -Process -Product). The context of project was that the
contributing factors to the success of the projects were the utilization of herbal products

and Thai traditional medicine (TTM) services by the communities, the development of
TTM service system, the development of health insurance coverage for TTM services, the
policy on TTM, and the attitude of the administrators of the centers. The evaluation of the

input factors showed that the allocation of 500,000 Bahts budget from ITTM for each
center was not enough, adequate funding should be 862,516.89 Bahts per center. It was also
suggested that the support should not be in the form of budget for operating cost since the
spending was under stringent budget regulations. Regarding personnel aspect, it was found

that doctors, pharmacists and applied Thai traditional medicine practitioners played a key
role on the operation of the centers; however, the number of such personnel were insufficient.
Hence, 930h of the centers had to hire more employees, 76.70 of them are masseurs and

masseuses. The evaluation of the process of the center showed that all centers provided
T_rM services, while 93.00/0 sold traditional medicine and herbal products and 71.90
offered training courses on TTM. Meanwhile, only 66.70 of the centers produced traditional

medicines and herbal products, and of these, 57.90/o sent their products for the testing of
quality, and there were 50.9% of the centers that could conduct all four areas of activities.