Songpot Tanprasert

Spécialisation: Recreation therapist
Espace de travail: Thaïlande, Bangkok, Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center
- PM&R physician leading stroke rehabilitation outcome evaluation at Sanpiti, using Barthel ADL Index (admission vs discharge) as described in Sanpiti’s outcomes methodology.
- Oversees the inpatient program delivered 2–3 sessions/day, 5–6 days/week with a Triple-Technology Stack: rTMS, PMS, and ESWT/Shockwave.
- PM&R-led assessment is performed by the multidisciplinary team at Sanpiti, with the PM&R physician named as leading the evaluation.
Songpot Tanprasert is a specialist at Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center, working as a PM&R physician for inpatient stroke rehabilitation. He leads outcome evaluation using the Barthel ADL Index (admission vs discharge) and supervises a neuroplasticity-focused program that includes rTMS, PMS, and ESWT/Shockwave. The approach is delivered in intensive hospital-based sessions multiple times per day.

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Songpot Tanprasert is the PM&R physician at Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center, overseeing the inpatient stroke rehabilitation pathway and the clinical evaluation of outcomes. Sanpiti’s outcomes methodology describes Barthel ADL Index scoring from admission to discharge, with the PM&R physician named as leading the evaluation team. The same program framework specifies hospital-based inpatient rehabilitation delivered 2–3 sessions per day, 5–6 days per week, aligned with stroke rehabilitation guidelines.

Education

No specific education details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Work experience

PM&R Specialist — Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center (inpatient stroke rehabilitation medical team).

Clinical focus and techniques

In Sanpiti’s inpatient stroke rehabilitation program, Songpot Tanprasert focuses on physician-led assessment and monitoring, while the team uses technology and structured therapy to support recovery.

Barthel ADL Index (0–100) evaluation from admission and discharge as part of outcomes tracking.
Triple-Technology Stack: rTMS · PMS · ESWT/Shockwave within the inpatient rehabilitation protocol.
Hospital-based inpatient rehabilitation delivered 2–3 sessions per day, 5–6 days per week.

Professional societies and certifications

No specific certifications or memberships are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Academic output

No specific academic output details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Courses and advanced training

No specific courses or advanced training details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Awards and recognition

No specific awards or recognition details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Sanpiti’s inpatient model is designed for intensive rehabilitation with structured measurement of functional change, using Barthel ADL Index before and after the inpatient program. The clinic also describes a technology-supported pathway (rTMS, PMS, ESWT/Shockwave) integrated into therapy sessions. For international patients, Sanpiti coordinators can help arrange consultations and match the patient with the appropriate specialist within the network.