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Webinar to introduce updated principles of practice-based learning
CSP members are invited to an online launch of the updated principles of practice-based learning, taking place at 11am on Thursday 19 October.
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CSP Council limits 2024 subscriptions increase to five per cent
The cost of membership will rise by a below-inflation five per cent, to reduce as much as possible the impact on members’ finances
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Invest in community care to reduce hospital readmissions and save millions of pounds, says new NHS report
A new report from NHS Confederation highlights both the clinical and cost benefits of a greater investment in community rehabilitation services, which the CSP has been calling on the government to provide.
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Physio professor receives fellowship from the British Orthopaedic Association
CSP member, Professor Sallie Lamb, has been awarded an honorary fellowship by British Orthopaedic Association (BOA) for her contribution to orthopaedic research.
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Striking CSP members in Northern Ireland make their voices heard
CSP members working for Health and Social Care Northern Ireland (HSCNI) turned out in big numbers today for their first ever strike over pay.
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CSP members strike over pay in Northern Ireland
CSP members working for Health and Social Care Northern Ireland (HSCNI) will today take part in their first ever strike over pay.
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Physios and physio students represent England at World Deaf Football Championships
CSP members are out in force at the Deaf Football World Cup taking place in Malaysia.
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CSP's work reflected in new NHS community rehab model
The CSP's work to demonstrate the importance of rehabilitation to the NHS is reflected in newly-published guidance from NHS England.
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‘How can I inform the CSP’s evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry?’
The independent UK Covid-19 inquiry covers all four countries and examines the UK’s response to – and impact of – the Covid-19 pandemic, and learning lessons for the future
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Support the Covid-19 inquiry, act on climate change and protect women and girls from violence and abuse, CSP urges TUC Congress 2023
CSP contributions continued on the second say of this year’s TUC Congress, as members spoke in support of a wide range of topics.
