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Mentoring resource is refreshed and relaunched for you
The CSP mentoring platform has relaunched with a new look and updates to the matching criteria.
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CSP backs ‘Rehab Is Critical’ campaign
Today the CSP backed a nationwide campaign calling for improved services for intensive care patients after leaving hospital.
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Have your say on NHS pay in Scotland - CSP opens consultation ballot
The CSP is asking all members directly employed by the NHS in Scotland to vote on whether or not they wish to accept the recent pay offer.
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CSP welcomes Scottish parties' commitment to provide a 'right to rehab'
A commitment to a ‘right to rehabilitation’ has been included in the manifestos of the Scottish National Party (SNP), the Scottish Liberal Democrats and the Scottish Labour Party, which have all been launched ahead of the Scottish parliament elections on 6 May.
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Share your views on a standardised uniform for NHS staff in England
The CSP is encouraging members to respond to a consultation on proposed changes to NHS uniforms in England.
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NICE recommends exercise, psychological therapies and acupuncture for chronic pain
People with chronic pain should have access to non-pharmacological interventions – such as group exercise programmes, acupuncture and psychological therapies – to help manage their condition.
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CSP welcomes reintroduction of self-referral for Covid vaccinations in England
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Applications open for new NHS Regional Clinical Fellow Scheme in England
Physiotherapy staff can now apply to a new scheme that aims to provide clinicians with all the skills and experience they need to take on future system leadership roles.
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CSP updates Covid-19 rehabilitation standards
The CSP has updated its Covid-19 rehabilitation standards for adults who are hospitalised due to acute Covid-19 or long Covid.
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CSP reaction to report from the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities
Commenting on the findings from the Commission on Ethnic and Race disparities on health, health inequalities and NHS staff, CSP chief executive, Karen Middleton said: