Case Study: Nauseous in the Heat
This case study focuses on how responders must be creative and thoughtful to adapt plans as they care for patients on a wilderness—not city—timeframe.
This case study focuses on how responders must be creative and thoughtful to adapt plans as they care for patients on a wilderness—not city—timeframe.
NOLS Instructor Andy Blair introduces us to the leadership skill judgment & decision-making
You're a first responder helping a patient who was bucked off their horse. The assessment might reveal something more troubling than what meets the ...
Stop! Before you make that decision—have you considered what type of decision-making strategy you're using and why?
Imagine this: You’re trying to figure out the best way to cross a river with your group of four friends. Even though you’ve crossed rivers on your own before, you’ve never led a group while doing it.
When you know your tendencies, you can avoid the traps that come with making decisions based on incorrect or incomplete information.