Kamonwon Lenhong

Kamonwon works as an emergency physician at Department of Emergency Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University, Thailand. She completed an emergency ultrasound fellowship from Mt. Sinai, NYC.

Currently, she works as an educator and researcher in this field with research interests focused on emergency ultrasound, POCUS, resuscitation, emergency medical services, prehospital care, emergency medicine, and medical innovation. She established the first POCUS training rotation for first-year emergency medicine residents.

Impact Project

Kamonwon’s project aims to bring cutting-edge Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) training to five hospitals across northeastern Thailand and Laos, potentially revolutionizing emergency care in the region. For one-year, expert staff from the Department of Emergency Medicine at Khon Kaen University will conduct intensive one-day workshops, combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice.

The training will target emergency medicine residents, doctors, and internists, equipping them with vital skills to enhance patient care. With a focus on both urban and rural healthcare facilities, this project has the potential to significantly improve diagnostic capabilities and treatment outcomes in areas where advanced medical resources may be limited.

Technical Assistance