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• In person

  In person: in the firing line

  Putting yourself forward to do something may be a challenging path, but it’s one to try, says Karen Middleton.

  

• Features

  New tech: stressed out of a job

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  New technology should help, but without proper training physios’ health could be at risk, finds Andrew Cole in our Pinpoint the pressure campaign.

  

• Features

  Older people: therapy at breakfast

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  A West Country hospital is saving money and increasing patient flow with a new rehab model that couples intensive therapy with self-help.

  

• Views and opinions

  A criminal matter: Hate Crime Awareness week

  As Hate Crime Awareness Week approaches, Jess Belmonte looks at the implications for physio staff.

• Views and opinions

  Your comments: 4 October 2017

  Here are your comments on topics covered by us. We look forward to hearing your views and opinions on all related articles.

• Comment

  Editor's comment: fantastic physio staff need fair pay!

  Once more Frontline highlights all that’s best about physiotherapy, writes managing editor Lynn Eaton.

• CSP joins other health trade unions to protest Northern Ireland health and social care cuts

  Serious concerns about proposed £70 million cuts to the health service in Northern Ireland and the potential impact on patient services were raised by the CSP today.

  News — 26 September 2017 - 4:50pm

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• In review

  Websites and books for Physiotherapists

  Our featured item 'Palpation and Assessment in Manual Therapy' makes interesting reading and we reference 'Helping Children to Improve their Gross

  

• Views and opinions

  Your comments: 20 September 2017

  Here are your comments on topics covered by us. We look forward to hearing your views and opinions on all related articles.

• Cover story

  Older People: home truths

  Angela Broadfoot leapt at the chance to become an urgent care practitioner in Lanarkshire’s hospital at home service. Ian A McMillan reports.