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CSP survey suggests more needed to convince vaccine hesitant
A member survey on flu and Covid vaccinations in England has found that mandating vaccination alone is unlikely to improve vaccination rates significantly.
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CSP announces 2021 fellowships
Two physios were honoured with CSP fellowships for advancing the profession at this year’s annual general meeting.
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CSP launches new Innovations iCSP network
CSP members are invited to join the ‘innovation conversation’ by signing up to the new iCSP Innovations network.
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Neurophysios win national award for pioneering virtual exercise classes
Neuro Heroes have been recognised for its engaging exercise provision and building of a UK-wide community by winning the person-centred care category in the UK Parkinson’s Excellence Network Awards.
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New equity, diversity and belonging committee seeks your involvement
CSP members are invited to apply to become a member of a new equity, diversity and belonging committee.
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CSP opposes ‘blunt tool’ of compulsory Covid jabs
The government announced today that most frontline healthcare staff in England will have to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Reported announcement on compulsory flu and Covid vaccinations for healthcare workers delayed
The government in England today declined to confirm when they will bring in compulsory flu and Covid vaccinations for healthcare workers.
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NICE publishes new guidance about ME/chronic fatigue syndrome
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has now published its new guidance on the diagnosis and management of myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME)/chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS).
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Appoint rehab leads across UK or risk health crisis, alliance warns
The CSP and partners say a national network of rehab leads must be appointed to avoid a never-ending cycle of health crises.
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CSP independent practitioner webinar
The CSP will be running a webinar on Thursday 11 November to support members providing physiotherapy in the private sector.