Women’s Health review index
Start here for the protocol, all ten chapters, visual drafts and supporting project folders.
Open document ↗Two priority programmes / One research library
Start the
collaboration.
Explore Women’s Health and the Astronaut Health Questionnaire workstream, then follow the controlled documents into the research.
Research development and review edition
Document links retain their existing Google Drive permissions. Some require an authorised Google account. Draft availability does not imply scientific approval, a validated questionnaire or an agreed institutional partnership.
01 / Women’s health
Life stages, symptoms
and everyday function.
Two research pathways—menopause and pregnancy—with a supporting pelvic-anatomy strand.
Clinical research protocol
Pregnancy and menopausal transition · v1.0 draft. Clinical, technical, methodological and ethics review remain open.
Open document ↗The ten-chapter collection
The review index links to the compiled chapters and their supporting files. Topics cover foundations; reproductive life; pregnancy and postpartum; menopause and ageing; conditions and pain; sexual and reproductive health; whole-person health; assessment and anatomical landmarks; sound applications and evidence; and care and decision-making.
Public release of the chapter collection and protocol remains subject to the recorded review process.
02 / Space & extreme environments
Measure the person.
Track the response.
The working title “Astronaut Health Questionnaire” describes an assessment-framework development project. The output may be a battery of existing instruments combined with physiological and performance measures.
Explore the assessment framework →
Space programme review index
Programme, Phase I concept, questionnaire framework and ten instrument-library domains.
Open document ↗Astronaut Health Questionnaire master
INAAD-002 · v1.0. Proposed domains, instrument selection, objective measures and validation pathway.
Open document ↗Browse the current public measures catalogue →
The public catalogue is a 31-profile snapshot. The controlled programme records a library extending through MEA-071; catalogue reconciliation and core-battery selection remain open. Library inclusion does not select an instrument for a study.
03 / Contribute to the next version
A clear route into review.
- Open the relevant review index using the Google account authorised for the collection. If Google shows “Request access”, use that control and identify your proposed collaboration role.
- Read the programme context, then review the protocol or assessment framework and its supporting evidence.
- Use Comments for questions and Suggesting for proposed wording when your access permits it. Identify the document, section, proposed change and supporting source.
- Record what you have read and any unresolved questions. Acknowledgement of reading and approval for release are separate decisions.
Next decisions
Women’s Health: reviewer acknowledgement, clinical and exposure review, and document-release decisions. Astronaut framework: domain selection, instrument permissions, participant burden, objective-measure pairing and a minimum viable terrestrial battery.
Programme leads: James Coey and Sanjay Hallon. Specific institutional roles and study responsibilities remain to be agreed.