1 November 2024 | The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Also in this issue

In front

Connecting and influencing

Your CSP has been at work at party conferences making the case for physiotherapy, says Rob Yeldham, director of strategy, policy and engagement
In the workplace

Championing fair pay in the workplace

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CSP stewards are championing fair pay in the workplace
Features

Influencing at the highest level

What do Wes Streeting and David Harewood have in common?
In question

‘Am I practising as a physiotherapist?’

CSP professional adviser Catherine Chin answers your questions about HCPC regulation and chartered membership
Features

Developing a digital learning hub

CSP research adviser Gabrielle Rankin discovers an inspirational project to improve the respiratory health of people with a learning disability
In the workplace

How union activism helped my career

CSP national officer Sian Caulfield highlights what getting involved in your trade union can lead to by showcasing Helen Lewis.
Viewpoint

Stop the pressure

Working collaboratively can reduce the incidence of pressure ulcers, says Samantha Rooney
Viewpoint

Reigniting confidence in learning

Lorraine Allchurch reports on an initiative helping support workers feel valued, build essential skills, and reignite their confidence in learning
Resources

Resources: useful tools for members

A selection of information and useful resources that you may find helpful
Last word

Planetary health in practice

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As climate-related health risks rise, physiotherapists must adapt.