2025 Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA)-Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) Annual Scientific Meeting

2025 Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA)-Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) Annual Scientific Meeting is organized by Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA), Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) and will be held from Jun 01 - 06, 2025 at Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America.

The theme for this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting is “Innovation: Journey to the Future.”

Description:
The primary objective of the joint Aerospace Medical Association and Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Annual Scientific Meeting is to share and disseminate scientific information across the pressure spectrum from sea to air to space. The meeting content is designed from prior evaluations, expert opinions, periodic surveys, and accepted abstracts. The joint meeting provides the latest results in sessions designed for aerospace, undersea, and hyperbaric medicine professionals under ONE roof. The scientific program will benefit physicians, academics, residents, medical and graduate students, and advanced undergraduates interested in aerospace, undersea, and hyperbaric medicine. Professional development and the other core competencies, as outlined by the American Board of Preventive Medicine and the American Board of Emergency Medicine, will be highlighted throughout the meeting. Continuing education credits are available for participants. The AsMA and UHMS are international in both membership and scope of interest, providing opportunities to connect and exchange ideas with some of the world’s foremost medical specialists and internationally renowned scientists in the fields of Aerospace and Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine and Human Performance. If you are interested in the multi-disciplinary approach to working with humans along the full pressure continuum and challenging environments, whether as a physician, physiologist, researcher, engineer, technician, nurse, student, or pilot. You should be one of us!

Aerospace, Undersea, and Hyperbaric medicine are truly multi-disciplinary and international. Our Annual Scientific Meeting presentations come from diverse experts who will enhance the world’s knowledge and understanding of the current challenges in Aerospace, Undersea, and Hyperbaric Medicine and demonstrate an impact on improving the health, safety, and human performance of those involved in aviation, space, clinical hyperbaric medicine, undersea and extreme environments. Our Annual Scientific Meeting presents an opportunity to learn about the work of our colleagues worldwide and share the knowledge and wisdom we gain in our day-to-day work and practice.

Educational Objectives & Benefit:
Based upon responses to a survey provided at the end of each scientific meeting, the top 6 categories our members indicated a need for more information in were: Aerospace Medicine; Space Medicine; Medical Standards; FAA Medicals; Human Performance; and Accident Investigation. The Annual Scientific Meeting program will be focused on these six major categories. Sessions will cover the latest findings in the fields of aviation and space medicine, human performance, and related fields such as aerospace nursing, aerospace physiology, and human systems integration.

Abstracts are centered on the meeting objectives, which are aligned with the theme. The participant will:

• apply principles of evidence-based medicine, operational risk management, and aeromedical decision-making in aircrew selection and clinical aerospace medicine practice;
• learn about evolving trends and best practices in aerospace medicine;
• analyze mechanical, human performance, and systems integration factors in aviation mishaps and safety programs;
• identify mechanical, biological, social, cognitive, environmental stress, and systems factors that impact on optimal human performance and decision making in the full spectrum of aerospace operations; and
• apply ethical principles to aerospace medicine decision-making and foster competency in professionalism and systems-based practice in the application of aerospace medicine skills, teamwork, and interoperability in a multi-discipline professional environment.