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Have you ever wished you could tell the health secretary about your workplace pressures? Or give him your ideas for making the NHS work better?

The CSP were at Welsh Labour conference, held in Llandudno on November 16-18, promoting investment in rehab and workforce to the new cabinet secretary for health and social care, and other key Labour figures.

Two reports published this week highlight issues with accessing rehabilitation and specialist services, echoing our calls for long-term, ring-fenced funding.

The CSP is sponsoring a new national award for innovation in rehabilitation.

The CSP has published professional guidance for members on treating transgender patients to ensure fair and appropriate treatment 

Following a successful pilot scheme equality reps will now become a permanent part of the union support that the CSP provides to members.

Physiotherapy continued to feature prominently in the media in October

A milestone commitment from NHS England is testament to the power of collective action.

The CSP had a prominent presence at the recent New Statesman Future of Health conference, where we promoted physiotherapy as essential to delivering the government’s ambitions to shift from ‘sickness to prevention’. 

CSP member Katie Clough led the Isle of Wight's inaugural community MSK better health day, which aimed to provide timely support to those in need of musculoskeletal treatment.