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CSP members are urged to make their voice heard as part of a major consultation on how patients with two or more long-term health problems are treated.

The CSP is encouraging members in Scotland to raise the profile of the physiotherapy profession in clinical guidelines for NHS services.

The CSP has welcomed the publication of the independent NHS Wales Workforce Review, which was commissioned in the wake of Wales' two year Agenda for Change pay award in 2014.

Employers should give all their staff the same opportunity to train and develop new skills – no matter how old they are.

Almost 400,000 pregnant women and new mothers experience negative and potentially discriminatory treatment at work each day, according to research for the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Acupuncture should not be used to manage low back pain, according to draft guidance published by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).

An e-learning course that could help community physiotherapists to broaden their understanding of cancer care is available free on the e-Learning for Health website.

Neuro physiotherapists need to focus more on prevention, self-management and self-referral to meet the demands of an ageing population.

A CSP complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority ended false claims by a company about an online ‘CPD accredited physiotherapy course’ for £399.80.

Up to 20,000 people at risk of diabetes will have the opportunity to lose weight and take exercise, as the first wave of the NHS diabetes prevention programme gets under way.