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• Advice line

  Advice Line: why members must comply on use of chartered status

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  Members must comply with Privy Council rules on their use of chartered status, says CSP director Natalie Beswetherick.

• Viewpoint

  These are OUR children

  Christine Lenehan calls for a fundamental overhaul of how services are delivered to children with a complex range of disabilities.

• Physio findings

  Physio findings: exercise may slightly lessen hand osteoarthritis

  Caroline White on the latest Physio research.

  

• CSP Scotland conference: Innovative approach to surgery raises scope of practice queries

  The CSP has undertaken to continue to clarify scope of practice issues raised by a trailblazing approach to the treatment of children with club foot.

  News — 13 March 2017 - 11:16am

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• CSP Scotland conference: Physios can take a lead in primary care

  Growing pressures on the health service have prompted the development of new and expanded roles for physiotherapists in primary care.

  News — 10 March 2017 - 4:30pm

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• CSP Scotland conference: Stress-busting events are on the agenda

  Scotland’s largest health board is to run annual stress-busting events for MSK physiotherapy staff.

  News — 10 March 2017 - 3:35pm

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• CSP Scotland conference: Facebook group helps reluctant patients to exercise regularly

  A Facebook-based challenge has been developed as an effective and low cost way of motivating people with cystic fibrosis in Dundee to take more exercise.

  News — 10 March 2017 - 3:09pm

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• Focus

  Leadership: Secrets of success

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  Having spent 15 years at one NHS trust, Victoria Dickens says an ‘organisational memory’ helped her climb the managerial ladder and make the most o

  

• Cover story

  Physio in prison: The inside story

  Robert Millett meets two physiotherapists who have revamped the musculoskeletal care provided for male prisoners.

  

• Focus

  Rural health: When one size doesn’t fit all

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  Patchy access to services, funding inequalities and poor broadband are blocks to rural healthcare, as Gill Hitchcock discovers.