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• Evidence shows physio works in Wales’ general practice

  Physiotherapy Works for Primary Care in Wales, an evidence-based briefing about the contribution physiotherapists can make to general practice, is available on the CSP’s website.

  News — 5 January 2017 - 12:50pm

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• Student funding still available in Wales, says health secretary

  Physiotherapy students can still access NHS bursaries if they start their studies in Wales this year, and work there for two years after graduating.

  News — 19 December 2016 - 10:33am

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• Advice line

  Advice Line: getting physios into GP surgeries

  Ruth ten Hove on a CSP bid to get more physios into GP surgeries.

• Viewpoint

  Primary concerns

  Alex Massey says patients with neurological problems need better care pathways in primary care settings.

• Focus

  Tipping point: stress in NHS staff

  At a time when the NHS is under severe financial pressure, it’s no wonder that stress levels of hardworking frontline staff have increased.

  

• Viewpoint

  Home banker: the benefits of credit unions

  Delegates at this year’s Annual Representative Conference heard about the benefits of credit unions. Mark Lyonette outlines their role.

• Cover story

  Leadership: taking flight

  The prospect of taking an influential post can be daunting.

  

• Focus

  Heart failure: take heart

  Robert Millett meets a physiotherapist who is helping patients at a pioneering heart failure unit.

  

• Features

  Services redesign: getting it right

  Revamping musculoskeletal services in Tayside helped a physiotherapy-led team win a prestigious CSP award, as Ian A McMillan discovered.

  

• Physio findings

  Physio findings: study shows promise for hypermobility care

  In our latest editon of physio findings, Janet Wright and CSP research adviser Katherine Jones looks at joint hypermobility syndrome (JHS) and