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.
Fix NHS pay structure problems, CSP tells government
The CSP joined other health unions in urging the health secretary to act swiftly on negotiations over much needed improvements to Agenda for Change, which covers almost all NHS staff apart from doctors and dentists.
September in the media - AHP leadership, access to rehab and challenging the autonomy of AI physiotherapy
September has been a particularly strong month for CSP media activity, with a sustained focus on challenging misconceptions and defending the value of physiotherapy as a profession.
CSP limits 2027 subscription increase to 2.3 per cent
The 2.3 per cent subscription increase is below inflation and will help the CSP continue funding member services and supporting the physiotherapy profession.
