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Member stories help CSP shine spotlight on loss of space
The CSP has used national media to raise awareness of the serious impact that the loss of rehab space is having on patient care.
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CSP: more to do on digitisation of the NHS
The CSP has provided evidence to the Health and Social Care Committee’s Independent Expert Panel’s evaluation of progress the government has made against in commitments on the digitisation of the NHS.
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Vote 'Yes' - vote now for industrial action in England and Wales
NHS-employed members are being urged to vote YES this week, to put us in a position of strength for any further discussions with the UK and Welsh governments.
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Strike mandates in Scotland prompt improved NHS pay offer
The latest pay offer for NHS staff from the Scottish government is an encouraging sign that the threat of industrial action is having an effect, the CSP has said.
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Calls for data-driven transformation of community rehabilitation services
The CSP, alongside more than 50 charities and professional health organisations is calling for a revamp of the way patient data is collected across England to improve rehabilitation services.
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CSP opposes proposed charges for NHS care in Scotland
The BBC has today revealed that health officials in Scotland have discussed a controversial range of options to help finance the NHS in Scotland. These include reintroducing prescription charges, limiting drug availability and introducing charges for care for some patients.
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CSP welcomes rehab ambitions of discharge fund
CSP members are being urged to apply for the £500m discharge fund in England after new details on the money were announced.
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Pay and workforce on agenda as CSP meets health secretary
The CSP was among six unions to meet health secretary Steve Barclay in Westminster this morning to discuss the workforce crisis and NHS pay.
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Call Out Microaggressions - a new campaign
The CSP has launched a new campaign against microaggressions as part of its commitment to actively support equity, diversity and belonging, and oppose discrimination.
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CSP responds to Higher Education England (HEE) artificial intelligence training proposal
The CSP has welcomed HEE's focus on digital training but believes current investment could be better directed elsewhere.