Debriefs and after-action reports help individuals and groups learn from their experiences.
Debriefs and After-Action Reporting Practices
Debriefs and after-action reports help individuals and groups learn from their experiences.
The goal is to help individuals and groups grow and learn.
Debriefs and After-Action Reports are the military and law enforcement way of talking and documenting post-incident events. Debriefs are more informal and usually come in discussions, while after-actions are more formal and memorialized in reports. Both require structure and understanding to ensure they are beneficial. These two concepts are critical for growth and learning. The goal is to take an individual or group into the next chapter of life and to walk away from an event better on every level possible.
Tools for Learning and Growth
Both debriefs, and after-action reports require structure and understanding to be effective
Learn to identify and address past failures and future risks