Is Basic Med Really That Basic?

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On this episode we take a look at the current updates on Basic Med announced this past week by the FAA, and also look at a new "fast track" process for adjustment disorder that may allow pilots originally having to go through an extended mental health evaluation be rapidly certified by their aviation medical examiner.

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Mayo Clinic Clear Approach

Is Basic Med Really That Basic?

Mayo Clinic Clear Approach

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