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  • Physiotherapy profile raised at Newham show

    CSP members were on hand to raise the profile of physiotherapy with local decision makers at the mayor’s Newham show in East Ham, east London, on 8-9 July.

    News — 14 July 2017 - 9:17am
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    Physiotherapy profile raised at Newham show
  • Physio is part of project to develop ‘smart specs’ for facial palsy rehab

    A physiotherapist is helping to develop ‘smart specs’, a virtual reality headset and an app that will help rehabilitate people with facial palsy.

    News — 12 July 2017 - 5:15pm
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    Facial palsy 'smart specs' team
  • Father and son physios support ‘Battle of Britain’ strongmen

    Two physios treated the UK’s strongest men as they competed in a ‘Battle of Britain’ strongman event.

    News — 12 July 2017 - 3:30pm
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    Strongman contest
  • e-referrals have halved DNAs, says NHS digital chief

    Electronic referrals have reduced the number of missed appointments or DNAs (did not attends) in England’s NHS by 50 per cent, the King’s Fund Digital Health and Care Congress 2017 heard.

    News — 12 July 2017 - 2:22pm
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    e-referral NHS England story
  • Cheshire e-care record increases physio efficiency

    The number of physiotherapy appointments for orthopaedic patients went down from an average of six to five after physiotherapists used Cheshire’s electronic care record.

    News — 12 July 2017 - 1:11pm
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  • Birmingham Children’s Hospital physio wins international award

    Birmingham Children’s Hospital principal transplantation physiotherapist Jemma Mears flew out to New York to receive an outstanding achievement award from the International Rehabilitation and Transplant Association.

    News — 10 July 2017 - 4:30pm
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    Birmingham Children’s Hospital physio wins international award
  • Ban ‘gay cure’ conversion therapy, urges CSP

    Conversion therapy – which aims to ‘cure’ people who are attracted to those of the same gender – should be banned in the UK.

    News — 7 July 2017 - 12:21pm
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    Ian Scrase
  • Medical alert advises follow-up of patients with metal-on-metal hip implants

    The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency says that all people with metal-on-metal (MoM) hip replacements should receive follow-up appointments to detect adverse soft tissue reactions.

    News — 6 July 2017 - 12:26pm
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    Hip fractures
  • Physio uses clinical knowledge to become Scotland bodybuilding champ

    A physiotherapist won his first bodybuilding competition last month and will use his clinical skills to build on his success.

    News — 5 July 2017 - 4:04pm
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  • End 'insulting' pay cap, CSP tells Northern Ireland executive

    The CSP in Northern Ireland has called on the executive to end the pay cap, which means many of the country’s healthcare staff are the lowest paid in the UK.

    News — 4 July 2017 - 4:32pm
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    End insulting pay cap, CSP tells Northern Ireland executive