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Scale up best practice to fix the NHS
The CSP is calling on the government to join up healthcare to treat people until they are fully well – or risk the NHS remaining broken.
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CSP staff and members unite against racism and hate crimes in Northern Ireland
This week, the CSP Northern Ireland (CSP NI) took a stand against the rising tide of racism and hate crimes affecting ethnic minorities.
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CSP calls for improved training, development and delegation in response to national support worker review
The CSP is calling for improvements in support worker training, career development and implementation of safe and effective delegation practices.
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Government funding for more GPs provides a short-term solution, but more FCPs in primary care needed
The government has announced that it is removing the ‘red tape currently preventing GP surgeries from hiring doctors’, but this must not distract from the need for more First Contact Physiotherapists (FCP) in primary care.
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Government makes good on promise to repeal anti-union strike law
The CSP welcomes the government’s announcement that it will repeal a draconian anti-strike law introduced last year.
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UK to lead keynote speakers list at World Physiotherapy Congress
Eight physiotherapists from the United Kingdom will be among the main speakers at the profession’s largest and most important international gathering, the World Physiotherapy Congress 2025, to be held next May in Japan.
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Have your say on pay award for England 2024/25
The CSP will be inviting member views on the pay award announced last week for England 2024/25.
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CSP condemns racist thuggery
Ishmael Beckford the chair of the CSP Council has condemned recent violence in several parts of the country.
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FCP, rehab, physio advice and getting people back into work – July in the media
Physiotherapy is featuring prominently in the media in 2024
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Government announces pay award following publication of PRB recommendations
The new UK government has accepted the Pay Review Body (PRB) report's recommendations for NHS pay in England.
