CSP members can learn ‘write way’ to increase wellbeing
Physiotherapy staff are being offered a chance to enjoy the benefits of writing – an activity which research shows boosts mental health, wellbeing and builds resilience.
Unpaid overtime and discrimination remain issues for NHS workers
Nearly 40 per cent (38.8 per cent) of NHS workers struggled to do their job properly due to staff shortages and 44 per cent felt unwell because of work related stress - in the 12 months, up to November 2020.
The CSP has expressed anger at the failure of the UK government to add physiotherapists and physio support workers to the shortage occupation list (SOL).
The CSP plans to submit evidence to inform a new government women’s health strategy and is calling on physios to share how the service they provide tackles health inequalities.
Timely guideline for pessary practice is published
The CSP has helped fund the first ever UK guideline on best practice in the use of pessaries for pelvic organ prolapse (POP) - a condition where the uterus or wall of the vagina around the bowel or bladder bulges downwards towards the entrance of the vagina.
CSP launches ‘Placement Profile’ platform to showcase innovation and inspire others
CSP is inviting physiotherapy staff, students and practice educators to submit examples of innovative, inventive and inspiring student placements – for inclusion on a new digital platform.
