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Insights of CSP members are vital to prepare physiotherapy for the challenges ahead
The CSP is using a grant from NHS England to make sure physiotherapy is a profession fit for the future.
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Recruit a colleague to power the CSP
The CSP has launched a new incentive to existing CSP members who recruit new members.
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CSP welcomes new AHP critical care capability framework
A new Allied Health Professions (AHP) Critical Care Capability Framework, which shines a light on physiotherapy-specific clinical capabilities and provides structured career development guidance, is now available for members to use.
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Influencing at the highest level
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has reconfirmed his commitment to work with the CSP when developing the 10-year plan for the NHS.
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NHS pay across the UK
As pay for 2024-25 moves forward in three of the four UK countries we look at the latest information.
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Diversity networks aim to drive change within physiotherapy
Members of the CSP’s diversity networks attended an annual development day on Thursday 19 September.
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'Crucial milestone' as AHP advisory body tackles community rehabilitation
The Allied Health Professionals (AHP) advisory committee subgroup on community rehabilitation has held its inaugural meeting, hosted by CSP Northern Ireland.
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Act on Darzi findings to create a 'modern, responsive NHS', says CSP
The CSP has strongly endorsed recommendations about moving care into the community that are contained in a report from Lord Darzi into the NHS in England.
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TUC2024 - CSP members champion staff and patients at policy conference
CSP members represented the Society and profession at this year’s TUC Congress in Brighton this week.
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Welsh government announces pay award following publication of PRB recommendations
The Welsh government has announced today that it accepts the Pay Review Body (PRB) report's recommendations for NHS pay in Wales.
