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A senior physiotherapy lecturer who dedicates time away from academia to run workshops for people with chronic pain has won a London Borough of Newham ‘community builders’ award.

A Welsh health board is calling for local residents to return walking aids they no longer use in a bid to save thousands of pounds.

The CSP hosted a joint fringe meeting with Chest Heart Stroke Scotland (CHSS) at the Scottish Labour Party conference in Dundee from 11-13 March. 

The CSP has revamped its online library service to make it easier for members to access a wealth of information, evidence and knowledge.

Physiotherapists in Northern Ireland held a series of events for this year’s Lymphoedema Awareness Week on 4-10 March.

Physiotherapist Lesley Holdsworth has won a new award for her role in driving leadership and service innovation in the digital agenda.

CSP representatives spoke at this week’s TUC Women’s Conference in London on ending pregnancy discrimination, improving flexible working and the detrimental effects of the NHS pay freeze on the female workforce.

The physiotherapy profession has no shortage of inspirational females to celebrate on International Women’s Day (8 March), but there are still challenges to overcome.

People in Leicestershire are benefiting from a breathlessness rehab programme that sees cardiac and pulmonary rehab teams, which include physiotherapists, working together.

Physiotherapists are being encouraged to apply for the first national training programme for clinical entrepreneurs created by NHS England and Health Education England.