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Also in this issue
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Combatting the environmental crisis
Global warming is having an effect on people’s health, and action is needed to limit the impact of further climate change says Rob Yeldham
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Meet your new CSP Council members
Congratulations to the six successful candidates who were recently elected to CSP Council
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Right place, right skills
The CSP has sent NHS leaders its report outlining five reasons why physiotherapy is critical to neighbourhoods. Use it to start conversations
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Are we ready to champion rehabilitation?
As the government advocates care closer to home patients must remain at the centre of change, says CSP professional adviser Sara Murrell
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Workplace Wins
How CSP reps got parking permits reinstated, leading to wider benefits for staff
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Rep of the year
Becca Bambridge was named steward of the year at the 2026 CSP Annual Representative Conference
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‘When should I seek help from my workplace rep?’
CSP negotiating officer Mike Mander answers your questions about seeking help if you have problems at work
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Resources: our useful tools for members
A selection of information and useful resources that you may find helpful
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Labels for MSK pain: helpful or harmful?
Stephen Martin is researching how diagnostic labels can affect patients and why our language really matters
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Making your workplace safer
Rachel Gyte reflects on the tools and skills needed by CSP safety reps to keep you and your colleagues safe while at work
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Whole person place-based care
Neighbourhood rehabilitation teams present an opportunity to think more about capabilities rather than roles, says Helen Hutchinson
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Celebrating our differences and our connections
Julia Prince reflects on what it meant to attend Pride in London as part of the CSP delegation
