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PRIMS-2 Webinar Series. Starting in July, PRP will host webinars for CFL/ACFLs to attend which will consist of PRIMS-2 training topics and opportunity to ask PRIMS-2 related questions. The first webinar will be on 10 July at 1100 (CST). To participate, follow the webinar link.

Preventing Heat Related Injuries.  As we enter the hottest months of the year, it’s critical that CFL/ACFLs take environmental conditions into account when planning PT sessions. To assist in recognizing and how to respond to heat-related injuries, please see the poster/handout under the  “Preventing Heat Related Injuries”, which provides information regarding: 

  • Considerations for PT in different temperature ranges;  
  • Various heat-related injuries, their symptoms, and their treatments; 
  • Different environmental and individual risk factors for awareness. 
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