CSP raises concerns over structural reform of NHS Scotland
On 2 September, Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, announced a proposal to replace the 14 territorial health boards with two bodies for east and west Scotland and separate arrangements for the Scottish islands.
Scottish election result: what it means for physiotherapy and rehabilitation
With the SNP winning the largest share of votes in the Scottish election, the next Scottish government is likely to keep its focus on prevention, community-based care, reducing delayed discharge and improving access to services closer to home.
CSP promotes equality and communication at STUC congress
The CSP attended the STUC annual congress in Dundee last week having tabled motions on women’s economic inactivity and improved communication for STUC affiliates.
CSP members are encouraged to join the Allied Health Professions Federation (AHPF) Scotland for a pre-election online hustings event featuring political representatives on April Thursday 23 April 11am - 12pm.
CSP members are urged to raise the importance of rehab and workforce planning with election candidates ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections on 7 May.
CSP Annual Conference is coming to Scotland! 19/20 October Scottish Event Campus (SEC)
Your profession’s flagship event comes to Glasgow in October, when the SEC Centre, Glasgow, hosts the CSP Annual & Student Conference on 19-20 October. #Physio26
Right to rehab prioritised at the Scottish Labour conference
There was strong backing for the Right to Rehabilitation from the Scottish Labour Party at their annual conference in Paisley. The #RightToRehab campaign is now seen as a top priority for the future of Scotland’s health.
