CSP-backed findings reveal gaps in rehab care after surgery
A new NHS England survey of surgical hubs has highlighted considerable variation in referral processes, access to rehabilitation and the coordination of care between services following joint surgery.
CSP expresses solidarity with marginalised communities ahead of hate march
The CSP has condemned a planned march organised by convicted criminal Stephen Yaxley Lennon (aka Tommy Robinson), which is due to take place in London on Saturday 16 May, as intimidatory and divisive.
Scottish election result: what it means for physiotherapy and rehabilitation
With the SNP winning the largest share of votes in the Scottish election, the next Scottish government is likely to keep its focus on prevention, community-based care, reducing delayed discharge and improving access to services closer to home.
We are deeply concerned by reports of an attack in Bristol, in which a man has been left in a critical condition following a serious assault that police are investigating as a hate crime.
The CSP was a core contributor to the Nuffield Trust report Independent prescribing in the UK: Workforce ambitions and implementation challenges which provides a comprehensive analysis of independent prescribing across all professions to date, and physiotherapy features prominently.
Ambitious push for national rehab framework could transform care for hundreds of thousands
The CSP has written on behalf of the Community Rehabilitation Alliance (CRA) to the National Quality Board at NHS England, calling for a modern service framework (MSF) for rehabilitation.
CSP challenges exploitation and microaggressions at work
CSP representatives called for action on migrant skilled worker exploitation and workplace microaggressions at this year's TUC Black Workers’ conference, in Bournemouth on 24-26 April.
