A Crew Health Integrated Medical Exploration Response Agent (CHIMERA) platform for optimized healthcare performance

The Crew Health Integrated Medical Exploration Response Agent (CHIMERA) platform is an integrated exploration system (Medical-501) that minimizes resource costs (Medical-201) and maximizes benefit (Medical-701) through a network of Bayesian and statistical inference models (Medical-101). The primary objective of this Phase II work is to build upon previous work on an Autonomous Medical Response Agent (AMRA) and Phase I work on an Integrated Clinical Ensemble (ICE) to build, test, and deploy a platform that synthesizes networks of Bayesian and statistical models with an AI Coordinator, a shared Data lake, an insights generator and a multi-crew user interface. CHIMERA easily combines sensor data, inference models, and mission policies to allow rapid testing and validation of clinical decision support systems (CDSS) across a wide spectrum of mission architectures. This capability allows CHIMERA to scope a bespoke CDSS for each crew and mission NASA may configure in the future.nbsp; CHIMERA will be deployed as a platform during a Space Medicine Exploration Hackathon at USMA West Point testing to test its interoperable capability. CHIMERA will also be deployed as a technology demonstration of terrestrial clinical decision support at the Negentex preventive primary care clinic.