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• SPSC17: Allied health professionals and engineers collaborate to develop healthcare solutions

  An associate professor with a nursing and midwifery background and a product designer have joined forces to use medical technologies to help patients live independently.

  News — 31 October 2017 - 4:50pm

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  Stop strokes: diet and activity keep stroke at bay

  A healthy diet and moderate activity keep stroke at bay, says nutritionist Shefalee Loth.

• Features

  CPD practice: your physiotherapy career (part 4)

  In the fourth of a series of five articles on career development, CSP professional adviser Nina Paterson looks at moving into education.

  

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  Take pride in your Chartered Status

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  Philip Hulse outlines plans to fine-tune CSP’s membership rules.

• 3 minutes

  3 minutes: Mohammed Shoiab and a path to understanding

  Physiotherapist Mohammed Shoiab is spreading the word about adapted pain self-management among people of various cultures and faiths.

  

• In person

  In person: going public

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  Influencing comes in many guises, including public speaking. Karen Middleton offers some top tips.

  

• Cover story

  Public health: a picture of health?

  Post-industrial south Wales has serious health problems. But a new physio team is committed to making improvements. Mark Gould reports.

  

• Comment

  Editor's comment: corridors of power

  What’s happened to this year? It seems that life’s accelerating, far too fast.

• Features

  Physio works: improving outcomes for COPD patients

  The CSP has launched a new tool to help calculate the impact that physiotherapy can bring to people with COPD.

  

• Features

  Physio findings: aerobic exercise may help ease fibromyalgia

  Caroline White and Katherine Jones report on the latest physio research findings.