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CSP expresses solidarity with Russian LGBTQIA+ community
The CSP is expressing solidarity with Russia’s LGBTQIA+ community who are facing further state prejudice and discrimination.
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Rehabilitation at the heart of House of Commons debate on stroke
The value of rehabilitation was centre stage during a recent House of Commons debate to mark World Stroke Day.
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NHS data platform carries promise but risk, says CSP
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Shadow health secretary hails physio team's efforts to slash wait lists
Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting has hailed the work of the Sussex MSK Partnership, for its work in slashing waiting lists through innovative community appointment days (CADs).
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Final stop of CSP conference tour – Scottish delegates hear patient’s perspective, and consider health inequalities
Health inequalities and the patient's perspective of physiotherapy were among the topics considered at the Scottish gathering of CSP members.
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Leadership takes centre stage at CSP conference in Northern Ireland
CSP members from across Northern Ireland converged in Belfast for the 2023 annual conference.
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Chris Whitty's annual report highlights vital role of physiotherapy amid ageing population in England
The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for England, Chris Whitty, has published his annual report, highlighting the health challenges posed by the country's ageing population.
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CSP annual conference Founders Lecture: using the physio workforce to best effect
The role of the physiotherapy workforce in helping address the needs of a fast-changing population took centre stage at the CSP’s annual conference in Birmingham last week.
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CSP welcomes Agenda for Change payment for non-NHS staff in England
The government has announced that Agenda for Change staff who did not previously receive a one-off non-consolidated payment in England could now benefit.
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CSP workforce review reveals potential across the UK
The physiotherapy workforce is ready to grow and help meet the challenges faced across the UK, a new review published by the CSP finds.