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I was wondering similar things... Why aren't there required 'debriefing' of medical staff and plane staff immediately following in-air medical emergencies? If,

I was wondering similar things... Why aren't there required 'debriefing' of medical staff and plane staff immediately following in-air medical emergencies? If, for nothing more, to confirm protocols were followed and determine if adjustments are warranted. Aside from that, the fact that disturbing other passengers was even remotely a concern in the case where a person is laying on the floor in a medical emergency is sickening.

webtechgal 10y ago
> Why aren't there required 'debriefing' of medical staff and plane staff immediately following in-air medical emergencies? IMO this suggestion is worth its weight in gold. Imagine what sort of a (valuable) resource could be created out of a databank of information culled from such incidences, growing with time.