CSP responds to NHS England guidance on single sex spaces
Following the launch of the updated Equality and Human Rights Commission's Code of Practice for services, public functions and associations, NHS England have now published guidance documents on single sex spaces in the NHS, covering both hospital accommodation and staff facilities.
CSP opens indicative ballot for HSC members in Northern Ireland
Six months into the 2026/27 financial year, the Northern Ireland Executive still has no agreed budget, putting pressure on health and social care services, staff, patients and communities.
Physiotherapy graduates highlight NHS jobs crisis at Senedd
Physiotherapy graduates gathered at the Senedd this week, to highlight the growing gap between the number of newly qualified physios looking for work in Wales and the number of NHS jobs available.
CSP joins call to support young people with musculoskeletal conditions to work
The CSP and ACPOHE have joined the Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) in calling for improved access to musculoskeletal (MSK) care for young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).
The CSP welcomes the King’s Fund’s call to tackle inequity in social care
The King's Fund has published an analysis and called for an 'equal access' national assessment to eliminate a postcode lottery in accessing social care.
Progress on community rehabilitation in Northern Ireland
On 5 October, CSP Northern Ireland staff met with the Minister of Health for a positive and constructive discussion focused on three important and connected priorities for physiotherapy and the wider health service.
CSP welcomes King's Fund findings on children's health services
The CSP has welcomed a new report from the King’s Fund highlighting the growing pressures facing children’s health services and the need for greater focus on early intervention and community-based care.
CSP takes members’ concerns to heart of government at Labour conference
Pressing issues such as access to rehab, graduate recruitment and staff shortages were put to government ministers, advisers and MPs at the recent Labour conference, held in Liverpool.
