CSPS LIFESAVING AWARD
OBJECTIVE:
To recognize a member(s)
of the System who has saved the life of another person under any
circumstance.
Acknowledge the success
in preserving a life of a fellow human being and to create an
awareness of the ultimate goal of first aid with the members of
the System.
A patroller in good standing
The nomination must
be supported by a detailed description of:
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the
circumstances of the accident,
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the actions taken
by the patroller and the results,
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submissions should
also be obtained from witnesses, doctors, and other involved
professionals,
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a medical confirmation
from an attending physician and/or an emergency medical technician
of the lifesaving nature of the action is desirable.
Documentation must be submitted
in writing and a submission will not be considered until complete
documentation is submitted:
To assist in the evaluation
of the nomination a letter from qualified medical and/or emergency
personnel would be an asset. Such letter should state that in
their opinion:
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a person's life was
in imminent danger as the result of an accident; and
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the actions taken
by the patroller resulted directly in the preservation of life
for a significant period of time following the accident.
In the absence of a letter from medical
and/or emergency personnel, the Awards Committee may forward
the nomination to representatives from the Medical Advisory
Committee for an opinion.
Submissions for life
saving awards can be made at any time throughout the year. Submissions
received with less than 30 days remaining prior to the Annual
Conference will be reviewed for presentation at the next years
Annual Conference.
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There
will be no limit on the number of such awards to be given,
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Every attempt will
be made to have the recipients attend the Annual Conference
Award Banquet.
The recipient will receive an Ankh and
a specially printed certificate.