AETCI48-103 governs the Trainee Health and Human Performance program's structure, responsibilities, scope, and capabilities.
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It addresses aerospace, occupational, environmental, and operational medicine; industrial hygiene; public health; force health readiness; and human performance. The instruction requires proactive surveillance, illness and injury prevention, clinical services, and records management.
The THAHP program consists of all health service activities that directly support execution of the AETC primary mission. (paragraph 3)
Provide proactive surveillance activities required to ensure the success and safety of all personnel in training and directly involved in training; Military Training Instructors (MTIs) and Military Training Leaders (MTLs). (paragraph 3)
Understand trainee morbidity/mortality trends, provide activities and expertise crucial to illness, injury, casualty prevention, and to optimize the safety and health of training personnel in any circumstance or location. (paragraph 3)
Provide clinical services for trainees and training staff under any circumstance required for the training mission. (paragraph 3)
Research and employ objective occupation selection criteria, evidenced-based medical standards, and the tools and techniques necessary to sustain the levels of individual physical and cognitive performance planned for and expected of the human components of weapon systems existing today and those of the future. (paragraph 3)