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CSP disappointment as pay gap remains between Northern Ireland and rest of the UK
The CSP and other health unions have expressed ‘deep disappointment’ at the pay position outlined today by Northern Ireland’s department of health.
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Revised code of professional values and behaviours is issued for physiotherapy staff
The CSP has revised and updated its code of professional values and behaviours for members.
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Physio19: Celebrating and planning for success
A successful Physiotherapy UK 2019 ended with a joint commitment from more than 1,000 delegates to ‘plan for success’.
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CSP announces 2019 award winners
Ten people were honoured with CSP fellowships and distinguished service awards this year, and their accolades were presented on the opening night of Physiotherapy UK 2019.
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Provide better local support for stroke survivors across the UK, says CSP
The CSP is calling for more funding for community rehab services for stroke survivors, after a new report highlighted wide regional variations in available support.
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Coming soon – the new Frontline
November’s Frontline will be with you in the next few days.
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Put systems in place to improve end of life care, says NICE
Physiotherapists, and other healthcare practitioners, should be able to use tools that help them identify people who are nearing the end of their life.
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University offers free CPD anatomy update for practice educators
Physiotherapy staff at the University of Leicester (UoL) have developed an initiative that aims to increase engagement with local educators by offering them free continuing professional development opportunities.
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Physio team win excellence award for innovative student-led clinic
A physiotherapy team has won a higher education award for setting up a clinic that provides a pioneering approach to supervising students on placement.
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Leading organisations commit to a shared vision for healthy ageing
The CSP is one of the signatories of the new Consensus Statement on Healthy Ageing, which aims to make England the best place in the world to grow older.