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91st Annual Scientific Meeting

Denver, CO

August 30, 2021 - September 02, 2021

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Session Title	Format	Price
66TH ANNUAL LOUIS H. BAUER LECTURE “The Urgency of Doing” Learn more 66TH ANNUAL LOUIS H. BAUER LECTURE “The Urgency of Doing” Speaker(s): Brig. Gen. Paul Friedrichs Session Description: Product Format: Synced Video Media Type: Streamable Media Format Description: Audio Synced with Speaker Slides as MP4 Video A precise capture of how the session transpired. Crystal-clear audio synced with PowerPoint including slide transitions, animation, embedded video. May include additional materials if available. 202103100	Synced Video	$15.00
[S-03]: PANEL: COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE TESTING FOR THE AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENT Learn more [S-03]: PANEL: COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE TESTING FOR THE AEROSPACE ENVIRONMENT Speaker(s): Chair: Ryan Mayes Session Description: Panel Overview: The aerospace environment poses multiple challenges to pilots and other operators; one of the most important challenges is high cognitive demand. Consequently, tests that accurately capture cognitive performance relevant to the aerospace environment are necessary for use in selection and classification, medical screening, training, and research. This panel will present several different tests used by various U.S. federal aeromedical labs and aviation support functions; for each test, development, validity, and implementation will be discussed. The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division will present SYNWIN, which is used in aviation research. NASA will present MAT-B. The Navy Medical Center Portsmouth will present the Cog Screen tool used in aeromedical evaluation. The US Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine (USAFSAM) will present Microcog, which it uses in its evaluation of aviators. USAFSAM and the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition will present a newly developed cognitive test designed to aid in sensor development, followed by a comparison of the novel assessment to existing tools. Finally, the panel will lead a discussion comparing the various cognitive tests. Product Format: Synced Video Media Type: Streamable Media Format Description: Audio Synced with Speaker Slides as MP4 Video A precise capture of how the session transpired. Crystal-clear audio synced with PowerPoint including slide transitions, animation, embedded video. May include additional materials if available. 202103101	Synced Video	$15.00
[S-04]: SLIDE: THE CORONA-COASTER Learn more [S-04]: SLIDE: THE CORONA-COASTER Speaker(s): Chair: Marian Sides Session Description: Includes: Product Format: Synced Video Media Type: Streamable Media Format Description: Audio Synced with Speaker Slides as MP4 Video A precise capture of how the session transpired. Crystal-clear audio synced with PowerPoint including slide transitions, animation, embedded video. May include additional materials if available. 202103102	Synced Video	$15.00
[S-05]: PANEL: IMPACTS OF DIVERSITY IN ASTRONAUTICS AND AEROSPACE MEDICINE Learn more [S-05]: PANEL: IMPACTS OF DIVERSITY IN ASTRONAUTICS AND AEROSPACE MEDICINE Speaker(s): Chair: Nicolas Nelson Session Description: Panel Overview: This panel will explore the impacts of diversity and inclusion on the past, present, and future of human spaceflight and aerospace medicine. As a branch of preventative medicine, aerospace medicine drives mission success via rigorous research, analysis of complex factors, and implementation of countermeasures. Our panel will review the evidence-based costs, benefits, and considerations for supporting diverse astronaut crews, medical teams, and others who work in extreme and high-performance environments. This panel focuses on an illustrative set of demographic dimensions: nationality, race, residence, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and physical and mental health. We will examine how selection and training mutually relate to diversity within and between astronautical professions, and we will discuss implications for the optimization of human performance, data collection, and mission execution as well as ongoing AMSRO initiatives that address diversity and inclusion. Our examination will include policies and precedents for flight in air and space with rationales and key interpersonal and physiologic implications, including insights from the events of 2020. As access to space continues to expand, so too does the purview of aerospace medicine. The considerations outlined in this panel are increasingly important, both for public engagement and for success in the future of human spaceflight. Presentations will highlight potential barriers and knowledge gaps regarding readiness and representation for flight surgeons and spacefarers, concluding with proposals for future research. Product Format: Synced Video Media Type: Streamable Media Format Description: Audio Synced with Speaker Slides as MP4 Video A precise capture of how the session transpired. Crystal-clear audio synced with PowerPoint including slide transitions, animation, embedded video. May include additional materials if available. 202103103	Synced Video	$15.00
[S-06]: PANEL: FLYING WITH PTSD – AN 8 YEAR REVIEW OF PTSD DISQUALIFICATIONS AND WAIVERS IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Learn more [S-06]: PANEL: FLYING WITH PTSD – AN 8 YEAR REVIEW OF PTSD DISQUALIFICATIONS AND WAIVERS IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Speaker(s): Chair: Kevin Heacock Session Description: Panel Overview: The United States Air Force (USAF) has long made various psychiatric disorders disqualifying for flight duties due to their potential adverse aeromedical impact on aviation safety and flying duties. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) poses significant cognitive, emotional, and behavioral difficulties that can lead to observable as well as subtle changes in functioning that negatively affect performance under physically and psychological taxing conditions in aviation. Unidentified, untreated, or under treated PTSD may have potentially disastrous consequences. Since 2013 the USAF Aeromedical Consultation Service (ACS) has closely evaluated and monitored aviators with PTSD to mitigate such outcomes. The outcomes have varied, at times resulting in disqualifications and at other times resulting in waiver. This panel looks at the ACS PTSD study program, the data collected, and case studies including a disqualification and a waiver to provide guidance for a way forward with this all too common diagnosis in the military population. Product Format: Synced Video Media Type: Streamable Media Format Description: Audio Synced with Speaker Slides as MP4 Video A precise capture of how the session transpired. Crystal-clear audio synced with PowerPoint including slide transitions, animation, embedded video. May include additional materials if available. 202103104	Synced Video	$15.00