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A tribute to our Patron: Her Majesty the Queen
The CSP would like to pay tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II, who served as our Patron for almost 70 years, following the announcement of her passing today.
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Wales graduate streamlining scheme to end
Lobbying by the CSP has led to the end of the controversial graduate 'streamlining' scheme for physiotherapy graduates from next year.
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NHS pay across the UK – September update
The CSP is continuing to push for an urgent retention plan for NHS staff, starting with a proper pay rise to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.
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Staying up to date with new fit note guidance
The CSP continues to monitor the progress around the issuing of fit notes within the profession.
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Tell the CSP what you need from private practice insurance
Insurance costs are rising in every sector at this time, that's why the CSP PLI team work closely with our brokers James Hallam to ensure our policy is best value for money and meets the needs of our private practitioners as far as possible.
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New FCP masters programme in Scotland
Robert Gordon University (RGU) is the first university in Scotland to offer an educational programme aimed at those physiotherapists in a first contact practitioner role.
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MP learns of importance of aquatic physiotherapy treatment
An aquatic physiotherapy team welcomed their local MP on a visit to their hydrotherapy pool facilities.
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FCPs find innovative ways to tackle patient demand
A team of FCPs working within City and Hackney in East London have implemented a number of interventions with the aim of reaching more patients with musculoskeletal (MSK) information and advice.
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CSP calls for realistic physio staffing levels to manage winter demands
The CSP says that an increase in physio staffing numbers is required to reduce the pressures on acute and emergency care by preventing admissions and delays in discharge.
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Pay offer rejection by members in Scotland results in ballot on industrial action
CSP members working in the Scottish NHS have overwhelmingly rejected the Scottish government’s 5 per cent pay offer.