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  Don’t fall for fraud

  Physiotherapists can get caught up in insurance scams. Colin Jemide describes how to spot the fraudsters.

• Advice line

  Advice Line: the history of Pride UK

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  Ian Scrase was enthused by taking part in a recent Pride parade.

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  In review: featured item

  In our featured item, find out about how the NHS digital apps libary helps with the self-management of COPD. To discover more, read on ...

  

• Glasgow Caledonian University to trial care home incontinence treatment

  A physiotherapist from Glasgow Caledonian University is to investigate the effectiveness of delivering mild electrical stimulation to the leg to reduce incontinence in care homes.

   

  News — 14 July 2017 - 9:44am

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• Features

  Your council, your voice

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• NHS Lanarkshire recognises ‘outstanding’ physiotherapy team

  The learning disability physiotherapy team at Kirklands Hospital was named outstanding team of the year at NHS Lanarkshire’s annual staff awards ceremony on 17 May.

  News — 26 June 2017 - 3:42pm

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• Focus

  Mesh implant review: UK-wide implications

  A new review of transvaginal mesh implants in Scotland could influence clinical practice across the UK, says Louise Hunt.

  

• Respiratory physios’ e-learning modules adopted across Scotland’s NHS

  Health boards across Scotland have adopted online learning modules developed by respiratory physiotherapists.

  News — 13 June 2017 - 3:11pm

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• Clinical update

  Clinical update: neuromuscular disorders

  Lindsey Pallant summarises recent guidance for paediatric physiotherapists on managing neuromuscular conditions.

  

• Features

  Healthy aspirations: pinpoint the pressure campaign

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  As part of its Pinpoint the pressure workplace campaign, the CSP has launched a training package to promote good sickness absence policies in the N