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  • Space Medicine
  • Human Health in Space
  • Exploration Mission Support

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  • Transitioning from low-Earth orbit to long-duration Moon/Mars missions requires enhanced medical autonomy.
  • Current medical operations need further development for deep space exploration.
  • Earth-independent medical operations (EIMO) are crucial for crew support and risk reduction.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a framework for progressively Earth-independent medical operations (EIMO).
  • To identify technological and procedural innovations for maintaining astronaut health and performance in deep space.
  • To bridge the gap between current medical care and future exploration needs.

Main Methods:

  • Organized 5 technical interchange meetings (2023-2024) with internal and external experts.
  • Included specialists in human spaceflight, health technology, and austere medicine.
  • Collected, analyzed, and collated expert discussions and recommendations.

Main Results:

  • Identified critical gaps in current medical care for deep space missions.
  • Highlighted the need for innovations to support long-duration astronaut health and performance.
  • Gathered multidisciplinary input to inform EIMO concept maturation.

Conclusions:

  • Multidisciplinary expert input is vital for planning long-duration exploration missions.
  • Key innovations include probabilistic risk assessment, extended reality (XR), and clinical AI.
  • Developing the EIMO paradigm will guide future research and collaboration to reduce mission risk.