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Longevity Expert Dr. Paul Savage Announces the New “Longevity Report.”

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The basic longevity quiz is available at no charge. It provides a person’s projected lifespan based on family history, lifestyle, and current health. For more in-depth information, everyone can order their full-featured Longevity Report with personalized testing and therapy recommendations based on their answers.

The full Longevity Report is available for $10 for a limited time. Use the code HALFOFF after completing the longevity quiz.

“It seems that everyone is at least curious about their current health, risk factors, and estimated longevity,” says MDLifespan Founder and CEO Dr. Paul Savage. “Answers to the longevity quiz are entered into an algorithm which generates a ‘longevity score,’ a projected life expectancy number based on their health habits, family history, social activity and more.”

Dr Savage told MailOnline: ‘I designed the Longevity Score as a method of inspiring people to evaluate the impact of their environment, lifestyle, and the impact of their family history on their longevity.”

According to the MailOnline article, the “average life expectancy for men is 79 in the UK and 73 in the US, while women are expected to live until 83 in the UK and 79 in the US.”

A second article, in the New York Post, featuring comments by Dr. Savage and links to the Longevity Report page on our website. As quoted in the article, “I want people to use this score so that they can take actions to help boost their health and their longevity,”

Dr. Savage told the New York Post: “As my grandfather says, ‘If you don’t look, then you will not see it, and if you don’t measure, then you cannot fix it,'”

“With this top-tier news coverage, we are experiencing the largest volume of traffic since launching the MDLifespan website,” says Dr. Savage.

“Longevity Report was created to educate the public and assist those interested in optimizing their health for as long as they live,” says Dr. Savage. “For example, if a person says they are 20 years old, 5′ 10″ and 150 lbs. and responds to every question with the optimal answer, their score would be 100.”

“Of the questions included in the questionnaire, some answers can reduce your score considerably,” says Dr. Savage. “For example, sitting (aka the new smoking), the number of vegetables consumed per day, fasting (time between meals), smoking, heavy drinking, and family history reduce the score from between 2 to 6 years each.”

Dr. Paul Savage discusses “12 Causes of Aging” in this YouTube video

The basic Longevity Report questionnaire with results showing estimated lifespan is available online at no charge. For a limited time, the full-featured Longevity Report can be ordered for just $10. Use the code HALFOFF after completing the questionnaire. Go to MyLongevityReport.com

Visit MDLifespan.com for more information on longevity and anti-aging testing and treatments or to schedule a call with a Client Service Advisor.

Call (844) 752-7629

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Gary Grasso, PR Mangager, MDLifespan, 1 626-222-7955, [email protected], www.mdlifespan.com 

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The Minnesota Wild Will Once Again Honor Minnesota’s First Responders and The Front Line Foundation at Dec. 14 Game

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“It is an honor to be asked to be a part of this game and the meaning behind it,” said Suzanne Holt, President and CEO of TFLF. “Each time we have participated in this event, we leave feeling both uplifted and hopeful for our men and women on the front lines.”

The Wild’s Hometown Heroes Front Line Workers Ticket Pack includes an exclusive, Wild-branded Hometown Heroes t-shirt, a pregame on-ice photo, and a pregame gathering. A portion of each ticket pack purchased will go to benefit the Front Line Foundation.

Before the puck drops, Sgt Joel Legut who serves in SWAT Security Operations for Washington County will make the famous “Let’s Play Hockey” call.

“This is an honor for me,” said Legut. “I am extremely thankful for the support of The Front Line Foundation. They are going a great job of supporting the 60,000 first responders in this state.”

Recently, TFLF donated funds totaling $14,399 to purchase nine new ballistics helmets for the Washington County SWAT Team. “We are very happy to help the first responders of Washington County,” said Holt. “We have learned that when our men and women protecting us are safer, we too are safer.”

Since its inception in late 2018, The Front Line Foundation has supported Law Enforcement Officers, Firefighters, EMTs and members of the National Guard across Minnesota, to grant financial support to families of first responders who have died in the line of duty. The Foundation’s mission is to bridge the gap between the death and benefits being paid, which can help families with ongoing expenses. The Foundation also provides support in the purchase of tactical equipment for first responders which is not included in department budgets.

To date The Frontline Foundation has paid out $448,000 in death benefits and equipment funding since it was founded in 2018.

“We are only able to offer support because of the generosity of those who support us financially throughout the year and at our annual Golf Tournament each September,” said Holt. “The need for financial assistance among our first responders has never been greater. An event like the Hometown Heroes Game gives us a chance to tell our story and hopefully find further support.”

Attention Radio /TV & Podcast Producers: Any of the newsmakers named in this release are available to be scheduled for interviews live on early morning or midday news programs. To help make coordinating easy and hassle free, contact publicist Robb Leer at 612.701.0608.

About The Front Line Foundation:The Front Line Foundation began as an attempt to help and support our Fallen Heroes, including Law Enforcement Officers, Firefighters, EMTs, and the Minnesota National Guard. The Frontline Foundation provides support to those who died while in the line of duty, by giving benefit payments to dependents of fallen first responders. Law Enforcement Officers, Firefighters, and EMT First Responders face armed and dangerous criminals, impaired individuals wielding weapons, even emotionally charged, and threatening domestic disputes. They are The Front Line Defenders of our neighborhoods, towns, and cities who face and diffuse the high-risk, frequently appalling situations we know or hear about, with disbelief, on the news. In addition to providing endowments and support for the families of fallen heroes, The Front Line Foundation will underwrite scholarships and training registration costs for Front Line personnel as well as support preparedness training for safety officers in hospitals, schools, and places of worship. Further, we assist with the purchase of needed safety and tactical equipment not currently within the budget of the local unit of government.  For more information, please visit http://www.thefrontlinemn.org

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Robb Leer, Leer Communication & Consultants, 6127010608, [email protected]

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ContinuumCloud & Eleos Health Announce New Partnership Benefiting Behavioral Health Organizations

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“Behavioral health providers play a critical role in improving outcomes in our communities,” said Andy McCraw, Chief Strategy Officer at ContinuumCloud. “And yet, they are also often tasked with cumbersome, manual work that detracts from their ability to provide high-quality care. We’re excited to build a partnership with Eleos to further reduce the administrative burden on providers so that they can focus on what matters most — the people they serve.”

Susan Blue, CEO of Community Services Group (CSG) — a large Pennsylvania-based organization that uses Eleos with Welligent EHR — said the feedback she’s received from providers on the Eleos rollout and the system’s documentation output has been overwhelmingly positive. “Eleos has been an attentive and responsive partner during our implementation process,” said Blue. “They have diligently helped us negotiate the onboarding process and have brought us measurable improvements in the documentation completion process. Our clinical staff have found the integration of Eleos into Welligent simple and efficient.”

Alon Joffe, the CEO of Eleos Health, said this partnership represents an important step forward in the mission to improve care quality and access with technology. “The partnership with ContinuumCloud will enable providers to benefit from the latest advances in AI,” Joffe said. “We look forward to helping more Welligent EHR users free themselves from the burden of documentation and deliver exceptional care fueled by automated clinical insights.”

About Eleos Health

Eleos Health turns behavioral health conversations into documentation and intelligence that drives better care. Using proprietary, voice-based Natural Language Understanding (NLU) technology built by clinical experts to accurately interpret, analyze and document behavioral health conversations, Eleos reduces the operational burden on providers while unlocking objective insights into evidence-based care and the therapeutic alliance. Leadership teams can scale supervision and training while gaining unprecedented visibility into staff activity, caseloads and performance as well as population health. Eleos is the only technology of its kind that embeds seamlessly into electronic health records (EHRs), telehealth tools and existing provider workflows. With Eleos CareOps Automation, behavioral health providers and health plans are setting a new standard for care.

About ContinuumCloud

ContinuumCloud offers a spectrum of cloud-based software solutions intentionally designed to meet the unique needs of the behavioral health and human services industry. These solutions include an EHR platform, powered by Welligent; an HCM system, powered by DATIS e3; and a patient engagement platform, powered by CaredFor. Through these offerings, ContinuumCloud empowers organizations to provide high-quality care and deliver on their mission. Learn more at https://continuumcloud.com.

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MJ Craig, ContinuumCloud, 1 (888) 871-1631, [email protected], https://continuumcloud.com/

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2024 “Roadmap to Safety” Report Card to Rate 50 States & DC on Essential Traffic Safety Laws to Curb Historically High Roadway Deaths

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WHAT

NEWS CONFERENCE – Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety will release the 2024 Roadmap to Safety rating the 50 states and DC on passage of 16 proven effective traffic safety laws and available countermeasures to reduce crashes, injuries and deaths. In 2022, an estimated 42,795 people were killed on U.S. roads. Traffic fatalities remain historically high.

The 2024 report will:

  • Rate each state and DC as Green, Yellow or Red based on their progress toward enacting the 16 optimal traffic safety laws.
  • Call on Governors and state legislatures to close gaps in their laws during their 2024 sessions to address drunk driving, distracted driving, young driver safety, seat belt and child safety seat use, motorcycle helmet use, and speeding by employing automated enforcement.
  • Urge the U.S. Transportation Department to step up implementing pending federal vehicle safety standards, including those required by the landmark bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 (Pub. L. 117-58).

WHERE

In-person: 750 First Street, NE, Washington, DC – 9th Floor Conference Center.

Livestream at www.saferoads.org. Closed captioning available. Reporters on the livestream can submit questions during the event. Individual interviews with speakers may also be arranged upon request.

WHO

  • Cathy Chase, President, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
  • U.S. Senator Ed Markey (D-Massachusetts), Member, Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, and a vehicle safety champion in Congress.
  • Mary Jagim MS, RN, CEN, FAEN, Past President, Emergency Nurses Association, Consumer Co-Chair of Advocates’ Board.
  • Deputy Police Chief Michael Rodriguez, Buffalo Grove (Illinois) Police Department, and member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
  • MADD National President Tess Rowland, who was severely injured by a drunk driver while she was on route to work at WMBB News in Panama City, Florida.
  • Matt Gannon, Head of Federal Affairs, Farmers Insurance, Insurance Co-Chair of Advocates’ Board.

ELECTRONIC MEDIA KIT, including the 2024 Roadmap to Safety report, will be available online Tuesday, December 5, 2023, at 12:01 am ET at www.saferoads.org. Embargoed copies of the new report will be made available to the media upon request.

ALSO AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEWS are families of deceased loved ones and groups featured on the NEW advocacy pages who are pushing for safety laws and standards to prevent future tragedies:

  • Latanya Byrd (Pennsylvania) whose niece Samara Banks and three grandnephews were killed by a speeding motorist while crossing the street in Philadelphia. Latanya has become a traffic safety advocate with Families for Safe Streets in Pennsylvania and fought for state passage of a pilot program using speed photo enforcement.
  • Andrew and Jamie Dill (Indiana), parents of 3-year-old Ollie who died of heatstroke in a car. The Dills are urging the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to require technology to detect and alert to unattended passengers to prevent “hot car” fatalities and injuries.
  • Jill Fackelman (New Jersey), faculty advisor and point of contact for the Click Clack Front and Back Club, Indian Hills High School, which is pushing the New Jersey Legislature to upgrade the rear seat belt law to primary enforcement.
  • Pat Hines (California), mother of Nora Rose-Hines, a 19-year-old UCLA freshman killed by a teen driver. The Nora Rose-Hines Foundation advocates for more comprehensive young driver safety laws in California.
  • Dan Petterson (Michigan), President of the Skilled Motorcyclist Association – Responsible, Trained and Educated Riders (SMARTER), a nonprofit motorcyclist association advocating for all-rider motorcycle helmet requirements.
  • Nina Todd (Iowa), mother of Alex, age 5, and Maliki, age 4, who were killed in a crash caused by a distracted driver who was texting while attempting to pass cars in a no passing zone. Nina has since worked tirelessly with StopDistractions.org and others to upgrade Iowa’s distracted driving laws.

Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety is an alliance of consumer, medical, public health, law enforcement and safety groups and insurance companies and agents working together to make America’s roads safer. Advocates’ mission is the adoption of federal and state laws, policies and programs that prevent motor vehicle crashes, save lives, reduce injuries, and contain costs.

Media Contact

Bill Bronrott, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, 1 202-270-4415, [email protected], www.saferoads.org

Shane Austin, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, 1 202-425-2776, [email protected], www.saferoads.org

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Professional Physical Therapy Announces New Clinic Opening in Springfield, NJ

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Even more patients in New Jersey will have greater access to the clinical expertise and cutting-edge therapeutics offered by Professional.

MELVILLE, N.Y., Nov. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Professional Physical Therapy, a leading provider of outpatient physical therapy and rehabilitation services throughout New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, announces the opening of a new clinic in Springfield, NJ. The 2,000 square foot facility includes a large rehabilitation space with state-of-the-art equipment for patients.

The new clinic is located at 150 Morris Avenue, at the intersection of Morris Avenue and Meisel Avenue. Even more patients in New Jersey will have greater access to the clinical expertise and cutting-edge therapeutics offered by Professional.

The clinic will be led by Clinical Director Partner, Spencer Ulrich, MS, PT. Ulrich is excited to open in Springfield and adds, “‘I have been treating patients at Professional for over 20 years and am grateful to be able to partner with Professional to deliver the highest level of patient care. I am also very excited to be in the Springfield community. I am looking forward to fostering new relationships and helping to take excellent care of my clients the same way I’ve done during my tenure in Summit, NJ as well as New York City.”

Professional’s latest opening reflects their ongoing commitment to providing world-class patient care with convenience remaining a top priority. It was opened under Professional’s strategic partnership program that provides a unique affiliation solution to clinicians and leaders who are vested in ownership and operations.

Ulrich has been treating patients at Professional for over 20 years. He was instrumental in the opening of the first New Jersey Professional PT clinic located in Summit, NJ. He was also a key member of the operational management team that helped to grow the New Jersey region to over 50 locations. His extensive clinical experience includes treating patients with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, with a special interest in knee and shoulder pathology as well as post-operative rehabilitation.

Additionally, the Springfield clinic:

  • Accepts most major insurance plans.
  • Offers convenient hours, including early mornings and late evenings.
  • Does not require a physician referral or prescription to start treatment.
  • Schedules each initial evaluation quickly, sometime the same or next day.
  • Provides ongoing patient education on diagnosis, treatment plans and prescribed home-exercise programs.

Professional Physical Therapy currently operates widely across five of the Northeast states. For more information and a list of all Professional Physical Therapy locations and services, please visit http://www.professionalpt.com

About Professional Physical Therapy
Professional Physical Therapy was founded in 1999 and is an industry leader, providing private outpatient physical and hand therapy services throughout the Northeast. Our clinical team is comprised of multi-specialty Physical, Hand and Occupational Therapists who can treat a wide variety of orthopedic injuries and conditions with excellence. Today, Professional has grown to include over 200 facilities in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.

Media Contact

Professional Physical Therapy, Professional Physical Therapy, 516-321-2400, [email protected], https://www.professionalpt.com/

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Matthew Modine Joins WeThrivv, a Leading Brand in Aesthetics, as Brand Ambassador

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“We are thrilled that Matthew Modine is joining the WeThrivv family,” said Sanjay Batra. “Matthew’s dedication to environmental issues and holistic wellness and his passion for living a vibrant life fits naturally with our mission to help our customers use natural remedies to look and feel their best at every phase of life. As someone who has spent decades in front of and behind the camera, Matthew knows that one of the keys to longevity and a healthy appearance is what we put in, and on, our bodies.”

In his role with WeThrivv, Matthew will help raise awareness about WeThrivv brands, including Revivv and Maskād, natural and vegan hair and skin products created using data-driven science.

“Taking care of yourself, including your appearance, isn’t vanity; it’s a form of self-care and respect for the gift of life we have all been given,” Matthew Modine said. “WeThrivv is committed to creating products that are non-toxic, derived from nature and that are proven to work. That’s why I am so pleased to join them and help them deliver their core message: Do what you can to age gracefully, be wise about what you put on your skin to improve your appearance, and embrace the people, places and things that help you thrive,” remarks Modine.

About Matthew: Over the past 40 years, Matthew Modine has made his mark as an actor, writer, producer, and environmentalist. Modine rose to prominence through his role as U.S. Marine Private/Sergeant J.T. “Joker” Davis in Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket and most recently appeared as Dr. Brennan in the wildly popular sci-fi horror Netflix series Stranger Things. Aside from his career, Modine is passionate about the planet and going green! Matthew’s environmentalism began when he was a young surfer and studying oceanography. For four decades he’s continued to learn and share his knowledge about our precious home.

About WeThrivv: WETHRIVV LLC is methodically creating a portfolio of professional and consumer products poised to elevate customer experience and satisfaction in facial aesthetics and hair growth markets. With a research laboratory at the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center, all our products are made with best-in-class science and are sold directly to consumers and professionals at www.wethrivv.com and www.maskad.co.

Media Contact: Andrea Mennella & Jackie Meluso [email protected]

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Andrea Mennella, AMD-PR, 1 9173018874, [email protected], AMD-PR

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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Decentralized Clinical Trials, Upcoming Webinar Hosted by Xtalks

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  •     How recruitment works in a decentralized trial
  •     How physical exams and adverse events (AE) are managed
  •     How oversight is conducted within a virtual site
  •     What procedures can be performed at home
  •     How to ensure proper regulatory compliance
  •     How the study drug is shipped to the patient directly, without a physical site
  •     How to implement this patient-friendly approach to clinical research with insights from the industry’s top DCT investigators

Join this webinar, where the featured speakers will delve into key questions that are often asked about virtual trials and remote study conduct.

Join experts from Science 37, Jonathan Cotliar, MD, Chief Medical Officer; and Debra Weinstein, MD, Vice President — Internal Medicine, for the live webinar on Tuesday, December 19, 2023, at 12 pm EST (5 pm GMT/UK).

For more information, or to register for this event, visit 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Decentralized Clinical Trials.

ABOUT XTALKS

Xtalks, powered by Honeycomb Worldwide Inc., is a leading provider of educational webinars and digital content to the global life science, food, healthcare and medical device communities. Every year, thousands of industry practitioners (from pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, healthcare and medical device companies, private & academic research institutions, healthcare centers, etc.) turn to Xtalks for access to quality content. Xtalks helps professionals stay current with industry developments, regulations and jobs. Xtalks webinars also provide perspectives on key issues from top industry thought leaders and service providers.

To learn more about Xtalks visit http://xtalks.com
For information about hosting a webinar visit http://xtalks.com/why-host-a-webinar/

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Vera Kovacevic, Xtalks, +1 (416) 977-6555 x371, [email protected]

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Formulation, Analysis and Regulation, Upcoming Webinar Hosted by Xtalks

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This webinar will delve into:

  • The definition of inhaled biologics
  • Formulation technologies, excipients and processing techniques that might be of value
  • The different analytical techniques needed for biologics
  • The regulatory implications of this type of combination product

Register for this webinar and delve into the synergy of inhaled biologics, gaining key insights into regulatory implications, formulation technologies and analytical techniques and paving the way for groundbreaking advancements.

Join Justin Lacombe, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer, Experic LLC, for the live webinar on Monday, December 18, 2023, at 1 pm EST (10 am PST).

For more information, or to register for this event, visit Inhaled Biologics: Formulation, Analysis and Regulation.

ABOUT XTALKS

Xtalks, powered by Honeycomb Worldwide Inc., is a leading provider of educational webinars and digital content to the global life science, food, healthcare and medical device communities. Every year, thousands of industry practitioners (from pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, healthcare and medical device companies, private & academic research institutions, healthcare centers, etc.) turn to Xtalks for access to quality content. Xtalks helps professionals stay current with industry developments, regulations and jobs. Xtalks webinars also provide perspectives on key issues from top industry thought leaders and service providers.

To learn more about Xtalks visit http://xtalks.com
For information about hosting a webinar visit http://xtalks.com/why-host-a-webinar/

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Vera Kovacevic, Xtalks, +1 (416) 977-6555 x371, vkovacevic@xtalks.com

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Following Extreme Summer Temperatures, Vector Solutions Sees Record High Heat Stress Training Usage

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As extreme weather impacts the U.S., employers turn toward safety and compliance training to keep employees safe

TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Today, Vector Solutions, a leading provider of training, compliance, and performance management solutions for critical industrial sectors, announced that the company’s heat stress courses saw a milestone 60,000 completions and a 25% increase in year-over-year usage statistics following a season of extreme heat across the globe. The company is planning for an even larger increase in demand in 2024 as organizations focus on safety and compliance training to reduce risk and protect their employees.

In 2022, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) created an emphasis program to help employers better protect their employees and reduce the number of deaths and injuries due to heat-related issues. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates there are 702 deaths, 67,512 ER visits, and 9,235 individuals hospitalized per year due to environmental heat exposure. While OSHA is in the process of developing a potential heat-specific workplace standard, several states have already implemented their own heat stress standards to assist with this ongoing concern. As the Earth’s average temperature became the hottest on record in 2023, it is essential for organizations to enact a prevention-based strategy that includes educating employees to recognize the symptoms of heat-related illnesses and to know which ones require emergency care.

Employers across the U.S. use Vector Solutions’ heat stress courses to provide consistent, quality training and tips to keep workers safe when working in hot temperatures. Industries where workers are at an increased risk of heat stress include construction, mining, manufacturing, utilities, and transportation. Vector Solutions’ heat stress courses educate employees on a range of critical heat stress topics including:

  • Heat Stress Causes: This course shares how to keep oneself and other workers safe while working in extreme temperatures, including background on how the body reacts to heat and the causes of heat stress. Additionally, viewers learn the different factors that affect how individuals tolerate heat.
  • Heat Stress Symptoms and Prevention: This course discusses the different forms of heat stress, including heat rash, heat cramps, heat syncope (fainting), heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. Viewers learn to recognize the signs, symptoms, and treatment needed for each one of these conditions along with next steps for each, whether it’s a simple action or hospitalization.

The company is continuing to develop new resources for heat stress that resonate with today’s frontline workers including case studies and microlearning modules.

“As workers deal with rising rates of extreme weather across the country, consistent heat stress training is critical for employee safety and making sure all teams can recognize the symptoms of heat-related illnesses,” said Clare Epstein, General Manager of Commercial at Vector Solutions. “The record high usage of Vector Solutions’ two heat stress courses demonstrates the mounting importance of having this knowledge on hand for all employees and that it’s essential in preventing medical emergencies and, ultimately, saving lives.”

Informed by the latest scientific and medical findings as well as OSHA and state labor agencies’ recommended standards, these courses provide critical information and in-depth training for the commercial sector. Vector Solutions’ Heat Stress Causes course is free to anyone via Vector Cares. Vector Cares, a social good program, includes free access to selected courses that cover a range of safety and well-being topics. As temperatures continue to reach new heights, it’s essential that individuals have access to life-saving heat stress prevention resources in order to make their organizations and communities a better, safer place.

To learn more about the heat stress courses and other health and safety training from Vector Solutions, click here.

ABOUT VECTOR SOLUTIONS for INDUSTRIAL
Vector Solutions for Industrial is a leading provider of training, compliance, and performance management solutions for critical industrial sectors including pulp and paper, chemical processing, facilities management, and manufacturing. The Vector Solutions industrial suite of products includes software for training management, knowledge assessments, EHS management, risk communication, and an extensive online and mobile learning library of 3D animated courses. For more information about Vector Solutions for Industrial, visit https://www.vectorsolutions.com/industries/industrial-manufacturing/.

ABOUT VECTOR SOLUTIONS
Vector Solutions is the leading provider of impactful technology solutions dedicated to driving safer, smarter, better decision-making in the world’s most critical industries. Embedded into daily workflows to drive improvements in compliance, safety, performance, and preparedness, our software includes training management, industry-focused online course libraries, EHS management, workforce scheduling, risk communication, operational readiness, and more. Vector’s unique combination of information and technology – delivered when and where it is needed – is integral to our more than 24 thousand clients looking to achieve better outcomes and safeguard lives. Vector is committed to providing resources to support those who need them most and launched a collection of free courses on critical mental health and safety topics through Vector Cares. For more information, visit http://www.vectorsolutions.com. For access to free Vector Cares courses visit https://www.vectorsolutions.com/about-us/vector-cares/.

Media Contact

Kara Erwin, Vector Solutions, 512-771-6911, [email protected], https://www.vectorsolutions.com/

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New Psych Mental Health Resource for NPs and PAs from ThriveAP & aPMHNP

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“We are proud to endorse the ThriveAP best-in-class Psych Mental Health Transition to Practice Program. Their continued commitment to supporting advanced practice providers through proven solutions made ThriveAP the perfect partner. Together, with our shared vision to answer the unique needs of APPs practicing in the rapidly growing psych mental health space, we can provide enhanced support that makes a tangible difference for NPs and PAs, their employers, and patients alike,” said Chris Fenker, Association Executive at Association of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners.

Jim Creason, President, and CEO at ThriveAP, continued, “Our partnership with the Association of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners highlights mutual commitment to advancing psych mental health care through unmatched transition to practice support and education. We are proud to partner with aPMHNP and know APPs benefiting from this collaboration will be better prepared to provide quality, compassionate care and respond to industry needs.”

For more information on the ThriveAP Psych Mental Health program visit: https://www.thriveap.com/medical-specialties/psychiatry-mental-health

For more information on aPMHNP visit: https://apmhnp.enpnetwork.com/

About ThriveAP

Founded in 2012, ThriveAP is an education solution for advanced practice providers and the facilities that employ them. We are dedicated to helping NPs and PAs thrive – in every sense of the word. ThriveAP is focused on empowering clinicians both in and out of practice by standing alongside APPs from the beginning of their education throughout their careers. ThriveAP’s programs help facilitate the growing impact of APPs in the delivery of healthcare and is recognized for its quality, relevance, and convenience. The ThriveAP curriculums blend interactive educational experiences, community, and support to improve provider productivity, proficiency, and confidence through real-world skill development. Learn more, ThriveAP.com

About the Association of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners:

The Association of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (aPMHNP) is a professional association serving the needs of psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs). aPMHNP was founded in 2021 and launched in 2022 as the inaugural year. Multiple NPs identified the need for an organization to address the unique needs of PMHNPs which instigate

Media Contact

sarah maxwell, ThriveAP, 1 4406673611, [email protected], https://www.thriveap.com/

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