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The CSP has welcomed the announcement of regular asymptomatic Covid-19 testing for patient-facing NHS staff - including physios and physio support workers - in England.

Following the 17-day lockdown in Wales, new rules came into force on 9 November.  They allow for organised indoor activity up to a maximum of 15 persons and for gyms to reopen.  Both are subject to social distancing and preventative measures, such as masks. 

The CSP has helped to develop a new NHS digital platform that will allow health professionals to support people who are recovering from Covid-19 at home.

CSP Scotland invites all members in Scotland to join a meeting to discuss the issue of rehab spaces being lost across the country.

The government has published details of the types of business it intends to allow to remain open during the forthcoming lockdown in England, and the CSP can confirm that physiotherapy is included.

The paediatric physiotherapy profession has contributed to a government review into early years healthy development.

CSP-commissioned researchers at the University of the West of England (UWE) Bristol have started gathering evidence for a project exploring the role of exercise professionals in the support workforce, and are calling on CSP members to take part in a survey.

The CSP is calling for governments and healthcare providers to prioritise physiotherapy and rehabilitation services as the Covid pandemic continues.

The CSP is challenging the reimposition of VAT on personal protective equipment (PPE) used by physiotherapists, physio support workers and physio students.

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