Aeromedical Concerns in Asymptomatic Aviators with Left Bundle Branch Block.

Introduction: Left bundle branch block (LBBB) is disqualifying for aircrew in the U.S. Air Force (USAF), although outcomes for these patients is limited.

Migraine History and Outcomes in Military Pilots and Flight Surgeons.

Migraine is a common disorder with significant aeromedical implications. The variability and unpredictable nature of occurrences hampers accurate assessment of future risk. This uncertainty results in a necessarily conservative approach to aeromedical recommendations, which unfortunately may lead to over-restrictive dispositions.

Migraine History and Recurrence in Military Pilot Applicants.

Migraine is a common condition with features that can adversely impact aviation activities. The diagnosis of migraine is often compatible with civil aviation training, but is much more concerning for military pilot applicants. A history of migraine headache traditionally medically excluded potential military pilot applicants due to unpredictability of occurrence and potential for operational distraction or incapacitation.

Relationship Between Spiritual Well-being and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms in United States Air Force Remotely Piloted Aircraft and Intelligence Personnel.

Background: Remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) are in frequent use by the U.S. Air Force to engage in combat operations from remote locations.

Longitudinal Outcomes of U.S. Air Force Pilot Applicants With Waivered Astigmatism.

Background: Current U.S. Air Force medical standards allow applicants to enter pilot training with up to 1.

Psychological Distress and Workplace Bullying Among Registered Nurses.

Workplace bullying (WPB) behaviors are pervasive in some healthcare organizations leading to difficult work environments for registered nurses. We conducted an exploratory quantitative dominant (QUANT/qual) mixed method design study to determine the differences in respondents in three Midwestern states on psychological distress symptoms using WPB exposure levels and select nurse characteristics. This article discusses background information and WPB consequences.

Regurgitant valvular disease prevalence and progression found on echocardiogram in military aviators.

Introduction: The prevalence, progression rates, and outcomes affecting aviator valvular heart disease have not been extensively studied.

Methods: The U.S.