Unmarked Risks, Delayed Decisions: The Health Qualification Gap
Without intervention markers, decision-makers in military (pilots, servicemen), space (astronauts), and healthcare lack real-time insights into performance risks, triage stages, or therapy safety—leading to hazards, 30-50% higher costs, and resource waste. Early HTA monitoring often misses retraction triggers, and readiness triage fails to guide treatments, misaligning with North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule 2.0 (WHODAS 2.0), and Health Technology Assessment (HTA) standards
- Military/Astronaut Gaps: Undetected risks delay interventions for pilots/servicemen/astronauts.
- HTA Challenges: No early monitoring for therapy retraction, prolonging market risks.
- Healthcare Inefficiencies: Readiness triage lacks stage markers, wasting resources on treatments.
Visual Layout: Left: Infographic of unaddressed risks (e.g., pilot fatigue markers, astronaut exposure gaps, healthcare triage delays) in fragmented chains. Right: Abstract crisis scenes (e.g., serviceman in field, ER triage overload).