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TEAM: Stress Narrows Attention

Practice one first-minute decision in about 3 minutes.

Read one scene. Choose one safe move. Review one reason.

Start first move
3 minOne decision at a timePsychologyTraining
01Read the scene

Notice the AED, the person, and one clear path before choosing.

02Choose one move

Start the simulator and commit to one safe move.

03Review the why

Use one drill or guide after the run, then decide if team follow-up is needed.

You are on the Gyms & Fitness pathway. Keep that setting in view while you choose the next move.

HeartTrak scenario

Ready to run

TEAM: Stress Narrows Attention

Read the scene, choose one safe move, then review before team follow-up.

Set your first move before starting the clock.

Team Tempo RunSteadystressnoiserole clarity
Other public paths
Rescue ScenariosDrillsGuidesPractice hub
3m
Recommended paceReady
Practice path15%
SceneMoveReview
In progressStart the run, use cues only when needed, and lock in the next move.
Momentum3 target
0day streak
Use a cue if you get stuck. The goal is one clear next move, not a perfect score.
Rescue scene03:00

Training change

Move 1 of 2

During a timed drill, the team skips a step when background noise and urgency increase.

Train the pattern you want people to execute when stress narrows attention.

  1. 1Training change
  2. 2Debrief loop
Waiting for one movePick the safest next action.Cues stay optional.
Reference cuesOptional guide

Guide

Reference cues

2 picks

Frame the scene first, then carry the same public cue into the practice run.

Start with 60-Second Noisy Recall Drill, then carry that cue into the rep path.

Start hereRepThenRep
DRLStart here
DrillOpen drill
01Rep
60-Second Noisy Recall Drill
Keep the next rep short, sharp, and easy to repeat.
Open drill ->Best next move
DRLThen
DrillOpen drill
02Rep
CPR Rotation: Every 2 Minutes
Keep the next rep short, sharp, and easy to repeat.
Open drill ->Queue next
Team lesson versionOptional after the public practice

See the full lesson version of this cue

This public scenario stays decision-first. HeartTrak turns the same rescue cue into a guided Watch, Read, and Review lab for assigned teams.

Assigned-team lesson labAssigned-team lab
Progress: 0/3 cues clearedStep 1 of 3
Learner view
Emergency Assessment Plan

Lock the scene first, then activate the Emergency Assessment Plan before patient contact.

Show the scene pause, the hazard scan, a fast PPE check, and direct role assignment before anyone crowds the casualty.

Stop before contactScan hazardsAssign the response lane
Learner cue

Name the hazard, direct one person to call EMS, and clear the response lane before contact.

Read

Manual anchor: Emergency Assessment Plan

Video cue: stop, scan, point, assign, enter
Live practical validation stays on the HeartSafe EMS instructor path.

Public preview only. Official Watch, Read, Review, assignments, and certificates stay inside HeartTrak.

For team assignments, Watch, Read, Review, and certificates.

Use one drill or guide before team follow-up

Follow this decision with one drill, one guide, or a pathway check while the scene is still fresh. Ask for team follow-up only after the public action is clear.

  1. Open one item
  2. Keep what helped
  3. Ask only when ready
Recommended nextCheck yourself

Use this as the next public action before opening another menu.

Keep for later
Saved & recentOpen pathway
Team follow-up

Use this only when the public step is ready to become a team rollout.

Keep one public action moving

Replay this scene, open one follow-up step, or switch language without opening another menu.

Replay scenarioCheck yourself

Scenario controls

Language:ENFR

Practice context

Time
3 min
Next action
Check yourself
Tags
Psychology, Training

Educational content only. Follow local protocols and device prompts. In an emergency, call emergency services.

TEAM: Stress Narrows Attention