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RAeS Human Factors Group
Human Factors in Aviation: Medical and Physiological Aspects
An investigation into the development of Non-Technical Skills in the Cabin and lessons to be taken following the Helios accident
Host: RAeS Human Factors Group, Cabin Crew Standing Group
Date: 29 April 2010
Venue: British Airways Plc, Waterside, Harmondsworth
Delegate Fee: £25 plus VAT including luncheon hosted by CAA International
Transportations: Free parking at Cranebank and BA shuttlebus to Waterside.
SummaryIn response to feedback from our previous conference held in 2009, and in the light of a recent study carried out by the Human Factors Standing Groups in relation to the Helios accident, the Cabin Crew Standing Group are hosting a conference which should be of interest to all those involved in Human Factors training and development of both flight crew and cabin crew.
The morning session will consist of presentations from industry and military personnel followed by question and answer sessions and the afternoon session will consist of various workshops involving in-flight medical incidents and the assessment of non-technical skills.
Aim
To increase awareness of benefits to be gained from development of non-technical skills in the cabin, by gathering information from a wide range of experts in specialist aviation medicine and considering lessons learned from the Helios report including the physiological and medical aspects.
Objectives
To investigate the "operational changes" resulting from the report findings.
To discuss what we know and what should we know about Hypoxia and how to implement this into effective training sessions
To debate the benefits of integrating Non-Technical skills training into First Aid Training.
To improve performance in the area of "Medical Emergencies"
Who Should Attend?
Airline Safety Training Managers
Human Factor Specialists
Aviation First Aiders and Instructors
Cabin Crew and Flight Crew Instructors
CRMIs
Anyone with an interest in Human Factors or Aviation Training
How to Book
Secure on-line registration for this event is available on our website at www.aerosociety.com/conference.
Please contact the Conference & Events Department for more information.
For more information on speakers and presentations (as available) see http://www.raes-hfg.com/reports/29apr10-EmergPhysio/29apr10-EmergPhysio.php
The full speaker programme is as follows:
0930 Opening Address Mr Barry Neal FCMI MRAeS
Chairman, RAeS Human Factors Group
0945 Dr Stephen Jarvis Cranfield University
Major Panos Stathopoulos F16 Pilot,
Hellenic Tactical Air Force/Flight Safety Branch
The Helios Accident and lessons to be considered
1045 Break
1100 Captain Danny Barrowclough Thomas Cook
An Operators example - changes made following the
Helios accident including decompression drills and
use of a radio guide
1145 Captain Simon Brown Monarch Airlines and
CAA Medical Examiner
Hypoxia - The extent of the problem, physiology,
prevention and training, and the prevalence of
decompression in commercial aviation
1215 Mr Richard Moore FRAeS Managing Director, MedAire
Medical Emergencies in the Air assisting
passengers and crew
1300 Lunch
1400 Integrating non-technical skills into first aid training
Cabin Crew Standing Group
1415 Workshop Sessions for delegates
Practical group workshop session with Medaire and
Cabin Crew Standing Group
1500 Break
1515 Workshop Sessions (cont)
1545 Question Time
An opportunity to ask questions to our Speaker panel
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