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• Somerset physios set up private community rehab service to bridge gap for patients on NHS waiting lists

  Physiotherapists in Somerset have set up a community rehab service that aims to provide interim treatment to fee-paying patients who are waiting for NHS care.

  News — 20 June 2018 - 1:01pm

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• Think physio, act local

  The financial crisis facing the NHS means physiotherapy services are increasingly likely to be subject to change, re-organisation and cuts

  27 May 2018

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• Gloucestershire physio leads new perineal trauma clinic

  Women’s health specialist physio Kate Mitchell has led the development of a new perineal trauma clinic at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital that aims to improve patient satisfaction.

  News — 25 May 2018 - 10:05am

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• South West English Regional Network: Who gives a physio!

  #physiotalk on 26 March 2018. Making the most of social media to learn, share and influence

  News — 8 March 2018 - 7:37am

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• Event toolkit

  This toolkit has been designed to assist you in designing and organising successful events. 

  7 March 2018

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• Cover story

  Cancer prehab: fit for surgery

  Robert Millett meets a team in Surrey that runs an innovative prehab pilot for patients with cancer.

  

• Features

  Career: so you want to be a ...neurological specialist?

  Exciting progress is being made in the field of neurology, where physiotherapists can change patients’ lives, as Julie Penfold discovered.

  

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  Rehab apps: appy days

  A Devon-based team of neuro and stroke specialists can help you find the best treatment and rehab apps. Daniel Allen reports.

  

• Somerset physio practice scoops customer care award

  The judges of a local business awards competition have recognised the outstanding customer care provided by Bow House Physiotherapy Practice in Somerset.

  News — 4 January 2018 - 11:14am

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• 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.