Heat Injury Case Study by https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy RIP CFC Dave en-us 2021-04-19 15:16:20 UTC 2021-04-20 07:04:05 UTC hello@padlet.com 1. How did you feel as you read through the case study? mervinsjj https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1433583022 2021-04-19 15:17:32 UTC https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1433583022 2. For the people who were involved, how could they have better embodied safety in this case – what could have been done better? mervinsjj https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1433588536 2021-04-19 15:18:31 UTC https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1433588536 3. What were the consequences? mervinsjj https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1433590301 2021-04-19 15:18:50 UTC https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1433590301 Ziming ongzimingnpsu https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1436344209 1. I felt very upset that a human life was gone because of one guy. There was multiple times where they could have prevented CFC Dave from dying but the CPT involved rejected all.

2. I think firstly for those people who made the suggestions, they could have been more assertive and insist for CFC Dave to evacuated. For the CPT, he could have took the extra caution of evacuating CFC Dave even though he thinks that it is not heat stroke. Prevention is better than cure. He should also have heed the advice of the rest that were present. 

3. One human life was lost. 
- The CPT got charged in a civilian court.
- The family members of CFC Dave lost a son...
- People involved will have to live with this guilt for the rest of their lives.]]> 2021-04-20 05:25:06 UTC https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1436344209 Wen Jie https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1436345874 1) Not sure what is the actual procedure for conducting, but if he is suffering to heat exhaustion, he should be pulled out too. 

2) Maybe Buddies around him able to sound out their observation and safety office may be able to look into it.

3) Losing the trust of military force within civilian and militarty]]> 2021-04-20 05:25:46 UTC https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1436345874 Jeryl jerylyeo91 https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1436345913 1) How did you feel?
- Sad, because one death in the SAF during peacetime is one too many
- A bit angry that the Supervising Officer had repeatedly dismissed recommendations to seek better treatment for CFC Dave

2) What could have been done better?
- Hindsight is always 20/20, but I firmly believe that a better CRM culture might have prevented such a disastrous scenario

3) What were the consequences?
- Loss of trust in the SAF
- Loss of trust in the Supervising Officer
- Fear of pushing limits during training]]> 2021-04-20 05:25:47 UTC https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1436345913 SH https://padlet.com/mervinsjj/heatinjurycasestudy/wish/1436347437 1) Sad and disappointed. Angry at the supervising officer
2) supervising should have reacted quicker, recognize the symptom of heat injuries and allow treatment 
Awareness from Buddy lvl crm
3)lost of trust in SAF training. Training is suppose to make us tougher but instead result into a good men death. 

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