GM1 MED.B.055 Mental health

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

GM1 MED.B.055 Mental health ED Decision 2019/002/R (a) Symptoms of concern may include but are not limited to: (1) use of alcohol or other psychoactive substances; (2) loss of interest/energy; (3) eating and weight changes; (4) sleeping problems; (5) low mood and, if present, any suicidal thoughts; (6) family history of psychiatric disorders, particularly suicide; (7) anger, agitation or high mood; and (8) depersonalisation or loss of control. (b) The following aspects should be taken into consideration when conducting the mental health examination: (1) Appearance; (2) Attitude; (3) Behaviour; (4) Mood; (5) Speech; (6) Thoughts process and content; (7) Perception; (8) Cognition; (9) Insight; and (10) Judgement. GM1 MED.B.055 Mental health ED Decision 2019/002/R (a)     Symptoms of concern may include but are not limited to: (1)     use of alcohol or other psychoactive substances; (2)     loss of interest/energy; (3)     eating and weight changes; (4)     sleeping problems; (5)     low mood and, if present, any suicidal thoughts; (6)     family history of psychiatric disorders, particularly suicide; (7)     anger, agitation or high mood; and (8)     depersonalisation or loss of control. (b)     The following aspects should be taken into consideration when conducting the mental health examination: (1)     Appearance; (2)     Attitude; (3)     Behaviour; (4)     Mood; (5)     Speech; (6)     Thoughts process and content; (7)     Perception; (8)     Cognition; (9)     Insight; and (10)    Judgement. ##### GM1 MED.B.055 Mental health *ED Decision 2019/002/R* (a) Symptoms of concern may include but are not limited to: (1) use of alcohol or other psychoactive substances; (2) loss of interest/energy; (3) eating and weight changes; (4) sleeping problems; (5) low mood and, if present, any suicidal thoughts; (6) family history of psychiatric disorders, particularly suicide; (7) anger, agitation or high mood; and (8) depersonalisation or loss of control. (b) The following aspects should be taken into consideration when conducting the mental health examination: (1) Appearance; (2) Attitude; (3) Behaviour; (4) Mood; (5) Speech; (6) Thoughts process and content; (7) Perception; (8) Cognition; (9) Insight; and (10) Judgement.