CSP launches short film to guide Covid-19 patients on the road to recovery
Getting adequate rest is vital for people recovering from Covid-19, but too much rest can slow recovery down, weaken muscles and make injuries more likely.
CSP celebrates the lasting legacy of the Windrush generation
CSP is proud to mark Windrush Day 2020, which celebrates the huge contribution people from the Windrush generation, and their descendants, have made to the UK.
Impact of NICE guidance for children and young people
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published a report exploring the impact its guidance has had on the health and care system for children and young people in England.
CSP working to address insurance issues for private practitioners
The CSP and PhysioFirst are calling on insurance giant Aviva to enable private physiotherapy practitioners to make successful claims for business interruption as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
PHE report on BAME Covid-19 deaths ‘must lead to change’, says CSP
The CSP has welcomed the publication of a previously-withheld Public Health England report into the impact of Covid-19 on Black, Asian and minority ethnic people.
CSP celebrates 100 years of its Royal Charter 11 June 2020
On this day, exactly 100 years ago, the CSP gained its royal chartered status, so today we are encouraging members to celebrate and mark the occasion by sharing the hashtag #CSPcharter100
Physios will be exempt from points-based immigration salary threshold of £25,600
Physiotherapists coming to work in the UK will not have to meet the general salary threshold of £25,600, under the new points-based immigration system.
NHS England offers guidance on restoring community services for children and young people
NHS England and NHS Improvement have issued new guidance on restoring community health services for children and young people (CYP) during the second phase of Covid-19 response in England.
