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Neuro rehab, physio advice and AI - June in the media
Physiotherapy is featuring prominently in the media in 2024
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CSP members show their solidarity at London Pride and trade union event
London Pride took place on 29 June with CSP members, council members and staff out on the streets of the city.
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PLI changes for CSP members residing in Ireland but working in the UK
In a workplace win, the CSP has secured changes to the CSP PLI scheme to benefit members living in the Republic of Ireland (ROI) who work in Northern Ireland.
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Your views sought on all things digital
CSP is holding a series of online listening events to allow members to share the challenges they face using data, digital and technology within their physiotherapy practice.
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NHS Constitution - CSP responds to review
The CSP has responded to the government’s NHS Constitution: Ten Year Review consultation demanding greater protections of both physiotherapy space and the physiotherapy workforce against sexual harassment and discrimination.
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ARC 2024 - Facing the future together
The CSP's Annual Representative Conference (ARC) took place in Manchester this week, with over 200 members helping shape the direction of the society.
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Top gongs for physios in King’s honours list
The physiotherapy profession featured in the recent King’s Birthday Honours List with prestigious recognitions for two CSP members.
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Rehab as important as medicine and surgery, conference hears
Health leaders made impassioned calls for greater access to rehab services during a CSP-hosted event at a major NHS conference.
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Study highlights benefits of frame running for children with limited mobility
A study has found that frame running has the potential to positively affect health and wellbeing of young people with limited mobility.
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NHS boss recognises critical role community services play in reimagining an NHS fit for the future
NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard delivered a keynote speech at NHS Confed Expo in which she highlighted community health services, primary care and name checked “physio” as she argued we need a reimagining of the NHS through Community Health Services to meet population needs.
