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Following the success of the zoom meeting recently organized by the CSP Northern Ireland team, the Northern Ireland Board have decided to organize another zoom specifically focusing on private practice.

The CSP has produced resources for discharged patients and those who are looking after them.

Guidance on workplace or employment issues that may result during the coronavirus outbreak

Guidance specifically for members working in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands.

The political executive in Northern Ireland and power-sharing have now been restored, and following this there has been a rapidly developing picture on the pay dispute, as meetings have been held between health unions, including the CSP, the department and the new health minister in Northern Ireland. 

The CSP has started balloting its Northern Ireland health service members on industrial action in relation to pay (this story is rapidly updating).
 

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy will, next Monday (13 January), begin balloting its members in health and social care in Northern Ireland on industrial action in relation to pay.

The CSP and other health unions have expressed ‘deep disappointment’ at the pay position outlined today by Northern Ireland’s department of health.

The CSP NI Board event 'Shaping the future of physiotherapy in the west' will be held on Monday 7th October, from 5.30pm-8.00pm at the Waterfoot Hotel, Londonderry.