A Proposed Framework to Regulate Mental Health in Airline Pilots

The current regulatory approach to U.S. airline pilot mental health may have unintended negative consequences including healthcare avoidance and screening imprecision. An alternative approach should aim to address these factors while maintaining safety. The authors summarize the following related to mental health in U.S. airline pilots: 1) current regulatory approach and limitations, 2) available regulatory tools within the Sparrow fundamentals, and 3) a proposed novel regulatory approach. The authors propose the simultaneous utilization of multiple models to minimize the negative consequences of healthcare avoidance and screening imprecision. The proposed framework aims to address current limitations. Hoffman WR, Suh A, Sprott T, Manderson K, Snyder Q, Sparrow M, Tvaryanas A. A proposed framework to regulate mental health in airline pilots. Aerosp Med Hum Perform. 2024; 95(12):940-943.

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Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance
Published
2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.3357/amhp.6508.2024
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Occupational Health and Safety Research
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A Proposed Framework to Regulate Mental Health in Airline Pilots

Anthony P. Tvaryanas, William R. Hoffman, Malcolm K. Sparrow, Kate Manderson et al.
2 citations
Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance
Occupational Health and Safety Research
0.90
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A Proposed Framework to Regulate Mental Health in Airline Pilots

Anthony P. Tvaryanas, William R. Hoffman, Malcolm K. Sparrow, Kate Manderson, Quay Snyder, Timothy Sprott, Anne Suh
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2 citations

Abstract

The current regulatory approach to U.S. airline pilot mental health may have unintended negative consequences including healthcare avoidance and screening imprecision. An alternative approach should aim to address these factors while maintaining safety. The authors summarize the following related to mental health in U.S. airline pilots: 1) current regulatory approach and limitations, 2) available regulatory tools within the Sparrow fundamentals, and 3) a proposed novel regulatory approach. The authors propose the simultaneous utilization of multiple models to minimize the negative consequences of healthcare avoidance and screening imprecision. The proposed framework aims to address current limitations. Hoffman WR, Suh A, Sprott T, Manderson K, Snyder Q, Sparrow M, Tvaryanas A. A proposed framework to regulate mental health in airline pilots. Aerosp Med Hum Perform. 2024; 95(12):940-943.

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