Providing the foundation for respectful and supportive treatment of UAP/NHI experiencers, dispensing guidance to safeguard their health, well-being, and dignity.
UAPMed Experiencer Bill of Rights
The UAPMed Experiencer Bill of Rights aims to assist healthcare professionals and first responders when working with experiencers of unidentified anomalous phenomena/non-human intelligence (UAP/NHI), and address the stigmas that may undermine diagnoses, treatments, and successful health outcomes. UAPMed promotes the development of professional training to raise UAP/NHI awareness and improve treatment of UAP/NHI health-related effects. We advocate for public policies that address the needs of UAP/NHI experiencers, support research of UAP/NHI health-related effects, and develop new support mechanisms.
UAPMed believes every individual who experiences UAP/NHI has a
I. Right to Information
Experiencers have a right to be informed about support resources and educational materials that provide physiological, psychological, and historical data from UAP/NHI incidents and exposures.
II. Right to Investigation
Experiencers have a right to have their reported incident addressed by first responders and to request an inquiry conducted by law enforcement.
III. Right to Recognition
Experiencers have a right to seek services from a medical professional without stigma, ridicule, or dismissal, and to have their reported incident treated as a legitimate event.
IV. Right to Safety and Security
Experiencers have a right to physical and emotional safety and security in a healthcare environment.
V. Right to Privacy
Experiencers have a right to anonymity, including digital profile privacy and conduct, in accordance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), as amended.
VI. Right to Physical Care
Experiencers have a right to seek a physiological evaluation and to receive treatment for any acute or chronic health-related adverse effects of their UAP/NHI exposure.
VII. Right to Mental Health Care
Experiencers have a right to seek a mental health evaluation and to receive treatment for any acute or chronic health-related adverse effects of their UAP/NHI exposure.
VIII. Right to Professional Guidance
Experiencers have a right to seek professional counseling services and support networks that can help them navigate their personal path forward in a respectful and ethical environment.
IX. Right to Healing and Recovery
Experiencers have a right to achieve personal growth, healing and recovery at their own pace, without pressure to conform to others’ expectations.
X. Right to Informed Consent
Experiencers have a right to make autonomous, informed decisions about whether to participate in any research studies, treatment methods, public discourse, or publication of personal information.
UAPMed is an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals, first responders, and academics focused on UAP/NHI health-related effects. Interested in contributing? Contact Us.