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Preflight Medical Clearance: Nonurgent Travel via Commercial Aircraft, whether chronic or recently developed. Medical considerations are numerous and discussed below in this chapter. Considerations which the physician must review, beyond those involving specific medical factors related to the illness or injury, include the length of the anticipated trip, the presence

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Ground-Based Medical Support, passenger screenings. GBMS services are contracted by airlines and are most commonly provided by third-party entities that staff physicians and/or nurses experienced in flight physiology, aircraft operations, and emergency medicine. GBMS may also assist airlines in recognizing the need for public h

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85. Part I of the Proceedings of this congress contains the abstracts of all invited lectures, oral communi­ cations and poster communications, presented at the congress. The invited lectures are now published (this volume) in extenso as Part II of the Proceedings. The editors wish to thank all invi

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Jose V. Nable M.D., M.S., NRP,William Brady M.D.with intensive research work and with conferring of scientific degrees (PhD. DSc); in others it involves attending special courses with formal examinations, optional research work and receiving certificates (diplomas); in most countries short postgraduate refresher courses are organized for qualifie

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Terrence Mulligan D.O., M.P.H.nd evidence that it works elsewhere and on good reasons to suppose that it will work in the area of proposed implementation. This argument will be applied to three European VET policy tools, specifically European Qualification Framework (EQF), European Credit System for Vocational Education and Trai

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