When we head into the outdoors, things don't always go to plan. We could be on a camping trip and forgotten a key piece of gear. We could be mountaineering and have weather move in. We could be climbing injure a finger. We could be backpacking, and twist a knee. Of course, things could even get more severe and serious. Part of what helps groups and teams deal with unpleasant eventualities in the backcountry is making sure that all participants have a voice in decision making. That doesn't mean all participants have to agree, but they do have a voice. The full video is about shared decision making: what it is and how it can help when things go wrong.
Trailer to Shared Decision Making and How It Applies to Climbing, Backpacking, and Camping
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