Incident Summary Form Task
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| + | This page is intended to gather ideas for an eventual creation of an form for recording Incident Summaries.  | ||
| + | In the meantime, it is a useful description of what information could/should be in an Incident Summary.  | ||
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| + | == design ==  | ||
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* incident summary content  | * incident summary content  | ||
* form with tick marks  | * form with tick marks  | ||
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| - | + | == content ==  | |
| + | === statistics ===  | ||
| + | information for statistics:  | ||
* month, day of week, and time of first call (trends)  | * month, day of week, and time of first call (trends)  | ||
* time from first call for help until PCSAR called  | * time from first call for help until PCSAR called  | ||
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** condition found, treatment required  | ** condition found, treatment required  | ||
*** lost and headed in wrong direction  | *** lost and headed in wrong direction  | ||
| - | ** number of operational periods  | + | ** relationship to other subjects  | 
| - | + | * number of operational periods  | |
| - | + | * number of searchers involved  | |
| - | + | * person hours  | |
| - | + | * other groups brought in.  | |
| - | + | === subject's narrative ===  | |
| - | + | the story from the subject's point of view  | |
| - | + | * (suitable for preventive education)  | |
| - | + | * went out at planning to do what  | |
| - | + | * had what kind of trouble  | |
| - | + | * how tried to get out of trouble  | |
| - | + | * how responded to search effort  | |
| - | + | === search narrative ===  | |
| - | + | the story from PCSAR's point of view  | |
| - | + | * (suitable for a case study)  | |
| - | + | * what the initial information was  | |
| - | + | * major search efforts  | |
| - | + | * major changes in the search  | |
| - | + | * rescue effort  | |
| + | * major difficulties  | ||
| + | * other teams and organizations involved  | ||
| + | * difference between initial information and fact  | ||
Revision as of 00:09, 31 March 2009
This page is intended to gather ideas for an eventual creation of an form for recording Incident Summaries. In the meantime, it is a useful description of what information could/should be in an Incident Summary.
Contents | 
design
- incident summary content
 - form with tick marks
 
content
statistics
information for statistics:
- month, day of week, and time of first call (trends)
 - time from first call for help until PCSAR called
 - if delay, why?
 - distance found from IPP
 -  for each subject
- lost person profile category
 - age & sex
 -  condition found, treatment required
- lost and headed in wrong direction
 
 - relationship to other subjects
 
 - number of operational periods
 - number of searchers involved
 - person hours
 - other groups brought in.
 
subject's narrative
the story from the subject's point of view
- (suitable for preventive education)
 - went out at planning to do what
 - had what kind of trouble
 - how tried to get out of trouble
 - how responded to search effort
 
search narrative
the story from PCSAR's point of view
- (suitable for a case study)
 - what the initial information was
 - major search efforts
 - major changes in the search
 - rescue effort
 - major difficulties
 - other teams and organizations involved
 - difference between initial information and fact
 

