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Nominations now open for the Scottish Health Awards 2020
In a year when staff across health and social care have been rising to the many challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, there’s never been a better time to recognise and reward them for what they have been doing day-in and day-out.
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Scottish government publishes recovery and rehabilitation framework
The Scottish government has published a framework for supporting people through recovery and rehabilitation during and after the pandemic.
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Get involved in shaping the future of physiotherapy service delivery
CSP members will next week be invited to take part in a comprehensive evaluation of remote physiotherapy services during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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CSP warns government not to abandon prevention in public health shake-up
The CSP has warned that changes to England’s public health infrastructure risks damaging the health of the nation.
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Thank you for being PACE setters – now see the results
Thank you to everyone across the UK who contributed data to the Physiotherapy After COVID Evaluation (PACE) over the last four weeks.
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Take part in this year's World Physio Day
World Physical Therapy Day 2020 focuses on rehabilitation and Covid-19.
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CSP backs call for healthcare staff to have voluntary flu jab
Public Health England (PHE) has launched a campaign to encourage healthcare staff to receive a seasonal flu vaccination – to protect themselves, their families and their patients.
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Press Release: CSP NI welcomes the publication of the Physiotherapy Workforce Review
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy in Northern Ireland has welcomed the publication by the Department of Health of the Physiotherapy Workforce Review.
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CSP welcomes new NHS People Plan for England
The CSP has welcomed new plans to improve the wellbeing of NHS staff in England, published today by NHS England and NHS Improvement (NHSE&I) and Health Education England (HEE).
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Your views can help shape the future of the App Library
The CSP App Library opened earlier this year, ahead of its planned launch, in order to support members as they moved rapidly towards a greater use of digital technology.