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London NHS trusts launch ‘back school’ as new care pathway
Two London trusts are launching a 90-minute education session for people with low back pain, as part of a new care pathway to meet the latest clinical guidelines.
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World’s longest-running pelvic floor dysfunction research set for next phase
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) said its researchers are preparing the next phase of the longest postnatal pelvic floor dysfunction research project ever.
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Too many people letting muscle waste as they age, physiotherapists warn
Get strong to live long, physiotherapists are urging older people after new polling suggested millions might not even be carrying their shopping each week.
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Physio staff wear pyjamas to support campaign aimed at getting patients dressed and moving
Physiotherapy staff in Colchester went to work in pyjamas last month to back a campaign to speed up the recovery of hospital inpatients.
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British Heart Foundation recognises Cardiff-based physio technician with national award
Cardiff cardiac physiotherapy technician Michelle Johnson has received an award from the British Heart Foundation.
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CSP launches video to demonstrate six simple exercises to stop falls
A new CSP animated video demonstrates how six simple exercises can keep people mobile and independent as they age.
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South Bristol Community Hospital’s new-look balance classes boost attendance
Balance classes for a combination of inpatients and outpatients at South Bristol Community Hospital are improving the use of NHS resources, said physiotherapist Catherine Barr.
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CSP joins other health trade unions to protest Northern Ireland health and social care cuts
Serious concerns about proposed £70 million cuts to the health service in Northern Ireland and the potential impact on patient services were raised by the CSP today.
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Joint replacements increase by 20,000 in a year, says NJR report
A record number of people are undergoing joint replacement procedures, and more than ever before are experiencing impressive long-term benefits.
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Wales awards first physiotherapy support diploma
The first diploma in physiotherapy support has been awarded to Sheryl Barnett, who works for Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.