Publications
A searchable listing of The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy current publications. Members must log in to see the full listing
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Fellowship nomination information
Find all the information and forms you need to make an application/nomination for a Fellowship or Honorary Fellowship.
We are refreshing our pages and hope to open nominations in December 2023.
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Complaints briefing: What to do if a complaint is made against you
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Stewards' Handbook
Guidance and advice for CSP stewards.
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Simulation toolkit for pre-registration physiotherapy education and training
This toolkit provides a wealth of resources to help physiotherapy education providers design and deliver simulation-based learning (SBL) within their programmes
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Chaperoning and related issues
You have a duty to respect the dignity and sensibilities of your patients, as well as having your own right to work in a safe environment. By its very nature, physiotherapy is a ‘touching’ profession often with patients in a state of undress.
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Therapeutic injection-therapy in physiotherapy practice
The use of medicines in physiotherapy injection-therapy settings has been commonplace for many years.
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CSP influencing toolkit
This 'influencing toolkit' has been designed to help you make the most of opportunities to influence your local health system. It is full of tips to help you build relationships, influence and momentum.
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Learning from litigation - Pneumothorax from acupuncture and/or dry needling
Drawing on claims and experience of the CSP public liability insurance scheme, this briefing sets out the avoidable nature of pneumothorax that may occur through the negligent application of needles.
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Physiotherapy Health Informatics Strategy vision
The CSP's Physiotherapy Health Informatics Strategy (PHIS) will affect the profession on an individual, organisational and national level. Here we set out our vision for the five-year plan.
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Learning from litigation - Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES)
This publication provides CSP members with key messages that relate to Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES) from an indemnity perspective, and to signpost members to more detailed resources.
