TUC congress: Physiotherapy profession calls for immediate action to tackle racism
Britain has a deep rooted problem with racism and most black people have a story relating to discrimination, physiotherapist Natalie Opoku told the Trade Union Congress today.
TUC congress: Give NHS staff a fair and decent pay rise now – to ensure future capacity, says CSP
In the wake of Covid-19, the CSP has called for NHS staff to receive a meaningful and immediate pay rise that will help safeguard the future of the workforce.
CSP supports online memorial for healthcare staff who have died during the pandemic
The CSP is encouraging members to join a virtual ceremony to remember all of the healthcare workers who have tragically died due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
World Physical Therapy Day: championing physiotherapy via the media
Since the emergence of Covid-19 in the UK, media interest in physiotherapy has sharply increased. This has enabled the CSP to raise the profile of the profession with the general public and stakeholders, and to publicise key strategic issues.
CSP calls for caution as government plans new public health system
The CSP has joined forces with over 80 other health organisations to voice serious concerns about the government’s plans to reorganise the public health system.
BAME network invited to co-opt to CSP Council seat
A co-opted seat on CSP Council is to be offered to a member of the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) network, following discussions between the diversity network convenors and the council chair.
CSP supports plans for new East Midlands NHS rehab centre
The CSP has expressed its support for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG’s proposal to create an NHS Rehabilitation Centre (NHSRC) near Loughborough, and will work to support impacted members through the consultation and engagement process.
