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  Take pride in your Chartered Status

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  Philip Hulse outlines plans to fine-tune CSP’s membership rules.

• Comment

  Editor's comment: corridors of power

  What’s happened to this year? It seems that life’s accelerating, far too fast.

• Features

  Physio works: improving outcomes for COPD patients

  The CSP has launched a new tool to help calculate the impact that physiotherapy can bring to people with COPD.

  

• Features

  Physio findings: aerobic exercise may help ease fibromyalgia

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  Caroline White and Katherine Jones report on the latest physio research findings.

  

• Physios dominate line-up at Advancing Healthcare Awards in Northern Ireland

  Physiotherapists were among the winners and finalists at the Advancing Healthcare Awards Northern Ireland 2017, held in Belfast on 18 October.

  News — 20 October 2017 - 4:52pm

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• Focus

  Clinical update: preventing falls in hospital

  Inpatient physiotherapists can play a crucial role in preventing falls in older people, says Louise McGregor.

  

• Physiotherapist plays key role in vital Caribbean healthcare mission

  Jillian Windrum was the only physiotherapist in a volunteer medical team that spent part of last summer working with Colombians who have little or no healthcare. Here, she describes her daunting experiences

  News — 17 October 2017 - 12:56pm

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• Features

  In review: featured book and other items

  Our in review feature, looks at life in brain surgery Henry Marsh and living pain free, in the book titled 'Healing chronic pain with myofascial re

  

• Views and opinions

  Primary objectives

  Rachel Newton says there are many opportunities for CSP members to make their mark in the primary care field.

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  Advice line: Black History Month

  Louise Thompson outlines why Black History Month, which has its thirtieth anniversary this year, matters.