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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CSP equity diversity and belonging strategy
We are pleased to launch our equity diversity and belonging strategy, which has been produced in collaboration with CSP diversity networks, members, staff and stakeholders with direct experience of, or insights into, the discrimination and disadvantage faced by members and their patients.
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Checklist for CSP members going on maternity leave
Flexible working allows employees to combine family, caring or other responsibilities and interests with their working life resulting in a better balance between the two
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Building a better balance: Flexible working information pack for physiotherapy service managers
Employers are increasingly recognising the benefits of flexible working as an essential recruitment and retention tool.
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Building a better balance: Flexible working information pack for CSP Stewards
This information pack provides advice and guidance on the right to request flexible working and the benefits it brings and considers how to overcome any potential barriers to its introduction.
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Principles of first contact physiotherapy: a resource to support service evaluation
This resource will support you in service evaluation and will help ensure that first contact physiotherapy (FCP) services offer the best outcomes for patients and the healthcare system. You can access all eight principles on this page or download the document for printing.
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Covid-19 community rehabilitation: physiotherapy service delivery
These standards cover community rehabilitation and physiotherapy care for adults of 18 years and over with Covid-19.
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Managing performance issues - a resource pack
This pack will help you understand the meaning of ‘performance’ and ‘capability’, and how they differ from ‘competence’.
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CSP Union Services to Members
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On your way to the world of work: a handbook for new graduates
An essential guide for future graduates and newly qualified physiotherapists on career guidance and support post-studies
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Rehabilitation of adults who are hospitalised due to acute Covid-19 or long Covid: physiotherapy service delivery
These standards cover rehabilitation for adults of 18 years and over who are admitted to hospital with Covid-19. This encompasses people with acute Covid-19 or long Covid.
