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Government must address workforce crisis, says CSP
Plans outlined by the new health secretary contain some positives but fail to address underlying issues, the CSP has warned.
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CSP rejects inflation-busting HCPC fees proposal
The Health and Care Professions Council has today published a consultation on raising their fees by 20 per cent.
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Low pay award leads to a reduction in take home pay for some in band 8a
The low pay award this year has highlighted an area of on-going concern for the CSP for those members in band 8a and for those seeking career progression into this band.
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Lack of access to high-quality rehabilitation worsens health inequities faced by marginalised communities
The report, based on a literature review, outlines how people in marginalised groups and communities, such as those from ethnic minorities, are not only more likely to live shorter lives but spend a greater proportion of their lives struggling with health difficulties and disabilities.
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Move to industrial action ballots across England and Wales
The news comes after CSP members across England and Wales overwhelmingly voted to reject this year’s NHS pay award in our consultative surveys.
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NHS public holiday arrangements 19 September 22
The NHS Staff Council, made up of NHS employers and trade unions, has issued a joint statement outlining arrangements for leave and pay in England for the additional bank holiday on Monday 19 September.
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CSP announcements on NHS pay during the current period of mourning
In light of the death of our Patron, Her Majesty the Queen, we will be limiting CSP communications during the official mourning period.
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New opportunity for advanced practice training for physios in England
Health Education England's Centre for Advancing Practice has announced that funding has been secured for a new cohort of staff to go through their e-Portfolio Route.
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Video: Parliament hears tribute to the Queen, from CSP President
CSP President Baroness Ilora Finlay has spoken on behalf of the Society to Parliament, delivering a poignant tribute to our late Patron Her Majesty the Queen.
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Coping with unexpected feelings
Many people are acknowledging unexpected feelings as a result of the death of the late Queen.