Social Engagement-scholarship in Dengue Problem Solution: A Case of Developing Routine Work into Area Based Collaborative Research “Lansaka” and “Chaiya” Model

Abstract

How do the research design appropriated with the new channel for sustainable dengue solution in each area? The aims of this article were 1) to propose the concept of developing routine work into area based collaborative research dengue solution, and 2) to present the example of developing routine work to area based collaborative research. The content showed four concepts such as routine work for dengue solution, area based collaborative research (ABCR), community participatory action research (CPAR), and socially- engaged scholarship (SES). “Lansaka model” was the example area based collaborative research which consisted of five activities, continuous, and transfer to other areas.  The “Chaiya model” was the new model from transmitting “Lansaka model” consisted of seven activities.  Conclusion, dengue solution was change design from routine work to area based collaborative research leaded to social engagement-scholarship included five steps such as 1) identified dengue problem in the community, 2) assessed situation and dengue risk outbreak, 3) plan or design methods based on community, 4) evaluate process and outcome, and 5) transmit technology to other areas.