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Into the mainstream: physio access for those with learning disabilities
Specialist physiotherapists are helping to ensure that NHS services are accessible to people with learning disabilities. Andrew Cole reports.
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Adviceline: avoiding litigation
With a degree in healthcare law, Pip White offers some pointers on avoiding litigation:
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BMA Northern Ireland issues crisis call for self-referral to physio
The British Medical Association (BMA) in Northern Ireland is calling for the urgent expansion of direct access to physiotherapy to address the crisis in general practice.
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Adviceline: consultation exercise on low back pain
Carley King explains the CSP’s role in channelling members’ comments into a recent consultation exercise on low back pain.
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Improving access to physiotherapy
Tracey Loftis says that opening access to physiotherapy is one of Arthritis UK’s main priorities.
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Is rugby in schools risky?
Should schoolchildren be playing 'full contact' rugby? No, says Chris Tuckett, senior physio at Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust.
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Physios in primary care: your questions answered
The CSP has won a major victory over the role physios can play in primary care. But what does this breakthrough mean for members?
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Workout at Work: five years and still going strong
CSP vice chair Philip Hulse has found that the benefits of CSP’s Workout at Work Days last far beyond the day itself.
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Rehab services: are they keeping pace with better responses to major trauma?
Thanks to an NHS-wide redesign, more people are surviving after a major trauma.
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CSP expects self-referral to be extended across Northern Ireland
The CSP in Northern Ireland has reiterated its commitment to the long-awaited introduction of self-referral to physiotherapy across the country. Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK where self-referral is not available.