Time:
Sep 24, 2020 01:00 PM Eastern Time

Hosted by:
MedEvac Foundation International

Description:
Fatigue impacts pilots, drivers, and clinical crew whose mission-critical activities ensure patients are served safely. Fatigue risk management is a shared responsibility between the medical transport organization and individual crew members. It is the responsibility of the organization to structure duty schedules with adequate rest opportunities and a fatigue risk management policy. However, stressors such as the current COVID crisis may contribute to anxiety over uncertainty which also adds to fatigue. In times like these, organizations also need to provide the leadership and messaging to guide employees through ambiguity in an effort to reduce anxiety and stress. This presentation will present a comprehensive approach to fatigue risk management that shows how objective data collection can help track human factor sources of fatigue risk that may be amplified in the context of the COVID crisis. This presentation will also describe an approach to leadership and communication to help reduce anxiety and stress in employees during uncertain times.

Moderator:
Cameron Curtis, President/CEO, AAMS & MedEvac Foundation International

Introductions:
Jared Hughes, Development Director, MedEvac Foundation International

Panelists:
Jason Starke
Director of Standards
Baldwin Safety & Compliance

Daniel Mollicone
Co-Founder, CEO and Chief Scientist
Pulsar Informatics

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