The Narrative: It is 2:00 AM. Torrential rains from an unseasonal storm have caused the local river to crest. By 8:00 AM, the main access road to the nearest regional hospital (45 miles away) is completely washed out. Your rural health center has lost main grid power and is running on a backup generator with 24 hours of fuel.
Prompt for Discussion: What are your immediate top 3 priorities in the first 2 hours? Who are you calling first, assuming cell towers are still operational?
The Twist: It is now 48 hours later. The water is receding, but 15 residents from a nearby low-lying community present at your clinic with severe acute gastroenteritis (vomiting/diarrhea), suspecting contaminated well water. Your facility is running low on IV fluids, clean water, and your generator just sputtered out.
Prompt for Discussion: How do you triage these patients with zero power? How do you coordinate a resource request when your primary transport route is compromised?
Phase 3: Action Plan Drafting:
The group collaborates on a shared Google Doc or Miro board to list two glaring vulnerabilities they discovered about their current plans during this exercise.