AMC1 ARA.MED.160(b) Exchange of information on medical certificates

• ED Decision 2019/002/R found in: Aircrew (1178/2011) Part-FCL Part-MED Part-CC Part-ARA Part-ORA Part-DTO (Aug 2023)

AMC1 ARA.MED.160(b) Exchange of information on medical certificates ED Decision 2019/002/R DATA CATEGORIES For the purpose of the EAMR, the information processed is divided into two categories as follows: Category 1: Basic applicant data as described in [ARA.MED.160(b)(1)](#_DxCrossRefBm1199964037) Category 2: Medical certificate data as described in [ARA.MED.160(b)(2)](#_DxCrossRefBm1199964037) Typically, the following information should not be recorded: — Reasons for which a medical certificate has not been issued Only the fact that no certificate has been issued should be indicated. Any need for further clarification on whether the certificate has not been issued because of medical reasons, administrative matters or interruption of the medical assessment process before reaching the conclusion should be addressed, outside the scope of the EAMR, by the medical assessor of the licensing authority associated with the applicant’s class 1 medical certificate. — Details of the limitations associated with a given medical certificate Only a ‘Yes/No’ status on the existence of such a limitation should be recorded. Any need for further clarification on the limitation(s) should be addressed, outside the scope of the EAMR, by the medical assessor of the licensing authority associated with the applicant’s class 1 medical certificate. AMC1 ARA.MED.160(b) Exchange of information on medical certificates ED Decision 2019/002/R DATA CATEGORIES For the purpose of the EAMR, the information processed is divided into two categories as follows: Category 1: Basic applicant data as described in [ARA.MED.160(b)(1)](#_DxCrossRefBm894736185) Category 2: Medical certificate data as described in [ARA.MED.160(b)(2)](#_DxCrossRefBm894736185) Typically, the following information should not be recorded: — Reasons for which a medical certificate has not been issued Only the fact that no certificate has been issued should be indicated. Any need for further clarification on whether the certificate has not been issued because of medical reasons, administrative matters or interruption of the medical assessment process before reaching the conclusion should be addressed, outside the scope of the EAMR, by the medical assessor of the licensing authority associated with the applicant’s class 1 medical certificate. — Details of the limitations associated with a given medical certificate Only a ‘Yes/No’ status on the existence of such a limitation should be recorded. Any need for further clarification on the limitation(s) should be addressed, outside the scope of the EAMR, by the medical assessor of the licensing authority associated with the applicant’s class 1 medical certificate. ##### AMC1 ARA.MED.160(b) Exchange of information on medical certificates *ED Decision 2019/002/R* **DATA CATEGORIES** For the purpose of the EAMR, the information processed is divided into two categories as follows: Category 1: Basic applicant data as described in [ARA.MED.160(b)(1)](#_DxCrossRefBm1743303860) Category 2: Medical certificate data as described in [ARA.MED.160(b)(2)](#_DxCrossRefBm1743303860) Typically, the following information should not be recorded: — Reasons for which a medical certificate has not been issued Only the fact that no certificate has been issued should be indicated. Any need for further clarification on whether the certificate has not been issued because of medical reasons, administrative matters or interruption of the medical assessment process before reaching the conclusion should be addressed, outside the scope of the EAMR, by the medical assessor of the licensing authority associated with the applicant’s class 1 medical certificate. — Details of the limitations associated with a given medical certificate Only a ‘Yes/No’ status on the existence of such a limitation should be recorded. Any need for further clarification on the limitation(s) should be addressed, outside the scope of the EAMR, by the medical assessor of the licensing authority associated with the applicant’s class 1 medical certificate.