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Decision to charge NHS staff in England to park at work ‘beggars belief’, says CSP
The CSP has strongly criticised the government for re-introducing car parking charges for NHS staff in England, which will kick in on 1 April.
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CSP launches exciting new Stronger My Way campaign
The new campaign is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the skills, knowledge and resources to encourage their patients to strengthen.
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CSP highlights workforce planning failures for poor NHS satisfaction survey results
Public satisfaction with the NHS has fallen to its lowest level since 1997, according to analysis of the 2021 British Social Attitudes survey (BSA) published today by the King’s Fund and the Nuffield Trust.
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CSP ‘privileged’ to take up opportunity to work on behalf of health trade unions
A CSP staff member has taken up a key role representing health trade unions on the body which decides NHS pay and conditions.
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Free webinar: Learn about the Best MSK Health programme
Physiotherapy staff and other musculoskeletal (MSK) stakeholders are being invited to attend a free webinar to find out more about the Best MSK Health Collaborative programme, run by NHS England and NHS Improvement.
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Covid testing - CSP warns employers of legal duty
The CSP is raising concerns about patient and staff safety in light of the apparent ending of free Covid testing for healthcare professionals.
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CSP offers free membership to refugee physiotherapy staff and students
The CSP has introduced a new, free membership category for international physiotherapists and physio students who are seeking asylum in the UK.
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Come and learn about Stronger My Way
You are invited to an informal early viewing and ‘walk through’ of a new behaviour change campaign.
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CSP's delegation make powerful intervention at TUC women’s conference
Justice. Safety. Equality. The three words used to represent the ask of women at 2022’s TUC women’s conference.
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UK government apologises for ‘any undue suffering’ caused by rehab delays
The UK government has apologised for ‘any undue suffering’ caused by the pandemic delaying the treatment of people with rehabilitation needs.