Also in this issue
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A new chapter: a chance to influence the new goverment
Members' actions will be vital to influencing the new UK government, says Rob Yeldham, CSP’s director of strategy, policy and engagement
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Workplace wins
Grampian NHS was declared rep team of the year last month at ARC
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Annual Representative Conference: what it means for you
Our 2024 Annual Representative Conference (ARC) has just concluded.
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Updates to HCPC standards: learn about the changes
From 1 September, HCPC registrants must adhere to the revised standards of conduct, performance, and ethics
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We are the CSP – we are at ARC!
Our Annual Representative Conference (ARC) is an opportunity for the CSP’s members to discuss and debate matters of importance to the profession
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Respiratory disease in young people with cerebral palsy
Nina Paterson reports on a consensus-to-action project to develop best practice for respiratory disease in young people with cerebral palsy.
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Valuing our educator workforce
As educators in the physio workforce face more demands, CSP professional advisers Rachael Wadlow and Jen Straker discuss the varied educator roles
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Resources
A selection of tools and information sources that you may find useful
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Welcoming and supporting disabled learners
A new CSP resource aims to help anyone involved in physio education, whether you work in higher education, in practice, or are a learner yourself.
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Student conference - learner physios get career-boosting day
Kickstart your career at CSP’s annual conference, from working on your communication skills to improving your networking – find out what's on offer
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Talking about taboos: pelvic health
Championing accessible pelvic health physiotherapy in public settings.
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New elearning on ME/chronic fatigue syndrome
A new online course provides an accessible introduction, which is suitable for all clinicians, to help gain an understanding of the complex nature
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Getting Team GB on the world stage
The Olympic Games take place in Paris from 26 July - 11 August. Sian Knott gives a physio insight
