Also in this issue
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In review: featured book
Our featured book 'The Boy on the Shed is a story of love and fate, yet this autobiography is more than a tale of the vagaries of sporting fortune.
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Research findings: staving off prolapse surgery
5In the third in our regular series from the National Institute for Health Research, we look at pelvic floor prolapse.
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3 minutes with Andrea Wright
Mindfulness can be a helpful tool in physiotherapy, says Andrea Wright. She uses it in her musculoskeletal clinic – and her own daily life.
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News focus: wanted physio leaders
Having physiotherapists in senior roles can have a ‘transformational’ effect on NHS reform according to a new report– but how to get into positions
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Advice line: what is credentialing?
What is credentialing, why do we need it – and is it even a word? Sally Gosling explains.
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Go digital: digital change will empower AHPs
Digital change will empower AHPs – that’s the message from the 2018 CAHPO conference, says Euan McComiskie.
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Celebrate the autonomy
3Advanced physiotherapy practitioners play a crucial role in keeping patients out of hospital, say Catriona Walker and Pamela Anderson.
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Your comments: 18 July 2018
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Editor's comment: fast food and slow people
We are not doing anything like enough exercise.