What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI48-107V1 EN ROUTE CARE AND AEROMEDICAL EVACUATION MEDICAL OPERATIONS?
The purpose of this regulation is to establish policies and procedures for en route care and aeromedical evacuation medical operations within the AirForce.

Who does this regulation apply to?
This regulation applies to all AirForce personnel involved in en route care and aeromedical evacuation medical operations, including medical support personnel, flight crews, and commanders.

What are some key responsibilities outlined in this regulation?
Some key responsibilities outlined in this regulation include establishing procedures for patient categorization, providing guidance on medical equipment and supplies, outlining aeromedical evacuation patient movement procedures, and ensuring compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.

How is patient categorization determined during aeromedical evacuation missions?
Patient categorization during aeromedical evacuation missions is determined based on the Medical Regulating and Aeromedical Evacuation System (MRAES) criteria, which assesses the patient's medical condition and the level of care required.

What are the guidelines for medical equipment and supplies during aeromedical evacuation?
Medical equipment and supplies for aeromedical evacuation must meet specific storage, ruggedness, and operational characteristics to ensure patient care and safety. Detailed guidelines on the types and requirements of medical equipment and supplies are provided in this regulation.

What procedures should be followed for patient movement during aeromedical evacuation?
Patient movement procedures during aeromedical evacuation include establishing medical crews, coordinating with transportation agencies, ensuring patient documentation and tracking, and providing necessary medical care during transportation.

How does this regulation address medical emergencies during en route care?
This regulation provides guidance on handling medical emergencies during en route care, including notification procedures, emergency medical procedures, and coordination with medical facilities at the destination.

Are there any specific requirements for aeromedical evacuation patient reception and disposition?
Yes, this regulation outlines the responsibilities and procedures for aeromedical evacuation patient reception and disposition, including ensuring proper transfer of care, medical documentation, and coordination with receiving medical facilities.

What measures are in place to ensure compliance with laws and regulations?
This regulation emphasizes the importance of complying with all applicable laws and regulations regarding en route care and aeromedical evacuation medical operations. It provides guidelines on documentation, reporting, and quality assurance practices to ensure compliance.