Incident Debriefing is a structured method within the domain of post-incident review processes that systematically facilitates the retrospective analysis of an operational event to identify performance outcomes, decision-making patterns, and contextual factors distinguishing effective from ineffective responses.
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Evaluation of psychological debriefings
Robyn Robinson, Jeffrey T. Mitchell · Journal of Traumatic Stress · 1993 · 156 citations
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