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CSP Council has approved changes to the wording of the four pillars of physiotherapy practice, so that they reflect the profession’s contemporary practice.

CSP Council has today re-elected Alex MacKenzie as chair and elected Katie Wilkie as the new vice-chair.

The Allied Health Professions Federation is offering allied health professionals – including physiotherapists – from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities free places on the Future Leaders Programme, as part of its efforts to address racism and inequality.

The December issue of Frontline is out soon.

The government Spending Review announcement has confirmed that the normal annual pay review body process will continue for the NHS.

The new NI lockdown to begin on 27 November will have no impact on the vast majority of physiotherapy delivery. 

The CSP and its rehab alliance partners are appealing to the government to prevent the redeployment of health and care professionals working in rehabilitation, as demand for their services is likely to grow over coming months given the crucial role of effective rehab in recovery from Covid-19.

Charities and professional bodies including the CSP have secured support from a government minister in their push to protect children’s therapists in England from redeployment.

As part of an extensive project to support future working needs and make more efficient use of CSP resources, Council has supported a decision to relocate the central London office.

From Friday 20 November, 11 council areas in Scotland will move to Level 4, the highest tier of restrictions.