Your mind goes blank on the radio. It happens to everyone.
You know the patient. You know what happened. Then the radio clicks on and it all disappears. A structure fixes this - not by making you smarter, but by giving you somewhere to put your thoughts when panic tries to take over.
Without structure
"Uh... so the patient is... having chest pain, and... um, we think it started a while ago..."
With structure
"ATMIST: 54-year-old male. Onset 14 minutes ago. Sudden central chest pain. No trauma. HR 112, BP 100/70, sats 96%. Aspirin given, GTN given."
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