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CSP urges new NHS England boss to prioritise workforce
The CSP has urged incoming NHS England head Amanda Pritchard to make workforce a priority.
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Pandemic pressure prompts redesign of occupational health for NHS staff
NHS England and Improvement has revealed its ‘vision’ for expanding occupational health services for NHS staff.
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Students to create invaluable resources as part of their CSP placement
Another four students have been welcomed on to a six-week placement at the CSP.
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CSP welcomes data strategy for NHS
The CSP has welcomed the move to harness the potential of data in health and care under the NHSX draft Data Strategy.
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Aviva amends stance on business interruption claims after CSP and Physio First pressure
Many CSP members who had claimed on their Aviva business interruption insurance policy as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic will hear shortly how Aviva will now accept cover for some of their losses.
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CSP brands NHS's 3% pay rise 'disappointing'
The CSP has warned that the 3 per cent pay award for NHS Agenda for Change staff that has now been confirmed for England and Wales is not enough to prevent a workforce crisis in healthcare, risking patient care.
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Physios join the nation's best athletes at the Tokyo Olympics
The 2020 Summer Olympics, postponed from last year due to the pandemic, open on Friday in Japan with physiotherapists playing a critical support role for Britain’s athletes.
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Share your views on equity, diversity and belonging
The deadline to respond to CSP’s consultation on its draft equity, diversity and belonging strategy is 31 July.
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Major 2022 sporting event needs volunteers
CSP members are invited to step forward as volunteers at next year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham from 28 July–8 August.
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Keep face coverings in healthcare settings, CSP says
The CSP is backing calls for face coverings to remain mandatory in healthcare settings as restrictions lift.
