It felt good to not only know what to do but to remember how to help under time of pressure. Second, I was impressed that the other bystanders also knew what to do. These people never hesitated to help. And third, I personally know the reservations people may feel when presented with having to assist in an emergency situation. This experience, which I now call as the final phase of new employee orientation, has given me a new understanding, appreciation and vision.
Saving lives is no longer an abstract but a hands-on reality.
Take a moment to think how you would react in an emergency situation. The Bystander Care program is designed to provide citizens with information for handling emergencies. These actions may appear complex but you will see through my experience that these steps are very natural. For putting together a very successful Police Leadership Seminar. For her exceptional teamwork on the ABS Working Group of the Crash Avoidance Subcommittee of the Motor Vehicle Safety Research Advisory Committee.