ICAO Session at AsMA

Background

Each year at the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) Annual Scientific Meeting ICAO hosts its own meeting for national authority and airline medical officers and any others with an interest in ICAO’s work in the field of aviation medicine.

The meeting is open to all who wish to participate and is announced in the Scientific Meeting Programme Addendum.

The meeting is made possible due to the generosity of AsMA, which offers to ICAO the use of one of the event's meeting rooms.

Presentations from 2019 Meeting

AsMA-ICAO meeting - Pilots' Age Limits Study (Dr Janis Vegers)
ICAO Medical Confidentiality Survey feedback (Dr Ansa Jordaan)
ICAO Las Vegas update (Dr Ansa Jordaan)
Potocko ICAO AsMA 2019 Public (Dr Joshua Potocko)

Presentations from 2016 Meeting

DME Training - Mental Health in Civil Aviation (Dr Chong Chun Hon)
Germanwings accident 24 March 2015. An overview ( Dr Anthony Evans)
AsMa Pilot Mental Health Working Group Recommendations - Revised 2015 (Dr Philip J. Scarpa)
Aviation Medical Section Strategy (Dr Ansa Jordaan)
Strenghtening mental health in Civil Aviation (Dr Ansa Jordaan)

Presentations from 2015 Meeting

10 years in the hot seat. (Dr Anthony Evans)
International Airline Medicine: The last 15 years. (Dr Claude Thibeault)

Prevention is better than cure - in regulatory aviation medicine too! (Dr Jarnail Singh)
Plenary discussion on pilot intended crashes - what can be done? (Dr Anthony Evans – moderator)

Presentations from 2014 Meeting

Preventive Medicine-Overview. (Dr Anthony D B Evans)
A Medical Examiner’s View. (Dr Anthony Wagstaff)
A Pilot’s View. (Dr Carlos Salicrup)
An Airlines's View. (Dr Tim Stevenson)

A Regulator’s View (1). (Dr David Salisbury)
A Regulator’s View (2). ( Dr Jarnail Singh)

Presentations from 2013 Meeting

ICAO Session Introduction and Summary of ICAO's recent work. (Dr Anthony D B Evans)
What do we really know? Reporting of Pilot Medical Conditions: an International Perspective. (Dr Mitchell A Garber)
General Aviation Risk: how should it be quantified and managed. (Dr Stuart Mitchell)
Colour is in the eye of the beholder. (Dr Nomy Ahmed)