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Nursing-only pay arrangements are not the solution to the NHS workforce crisis
The CSP has robustly opposed proposals for a nursing-only pay spine.
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CSP welcomes continued commitment to first contact physios
The updated GP contract in England outlines details of the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS), which funds the vast majority of FCPs in England.
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NHS planning guidance welcomed by CSP
The CSP has welcomed the long overdue publication of NHS England’s 2024/25 operational planning guidance.
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CSP calls for investment in mental health support for NHS and social care staff
CSP and other leading health and care organisations are urging the government to restore vital investment in mental health and wellbeing services for frontline NHS and social care staff in England.
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2023/24 pay dispute ends with funding for outstanding non-NHS organisations
The CSP has welcomed the government’s announcement confirming the non-NHS organisations in England that will receive funding to enable them to pay eligible staff, including physiotherapy staff, the one-off payments from the NHS deal in 2023/24.
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Scottish Funding Council confirms 106 additional MSc physiotherapy training places
The Scottish Funding Council (SFC) has pledged an additional £1.07 million to fund 106 additional training places for MSc physiotherapy students in Scotland
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Video case study: Joined up working with rehab at the centre
A new model of intermediate care in Leeds is showing great results for patients, clinicians and the system.
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CSP members in Northern Ireland accept pay offer
CSP members working for Health and Social Care Northern Ireland have voted clearly to accept the 2023/24 offer on pay.
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Physiotherapists are tackling musculoskeletal health inequalities
The CSP welcomes the report of the first ever national inquiry into musculoskeletal (MSK) health inequalities and deprivation.
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Workplace justice should be free for all – so take action to stop tribunal fees, says CSP
CSP is urging its members to take action to oppose government plans to reintroduce employment tribunal fees, by responding to a consultation on the plans.
