The 2.3 per cent subscription increase is below inflation and will help the CSP continue funding member services and ...
CSP representatives have visited the new Velindre Cancer Centre site in Cardiff, Wales, as part of ongoing work to champion appropriate inpatient rehabilitation provision for patients.
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) is the professional, educational and trade union body for the UK's 67,000 chartered physiotherapists, physiotherapy students and support workers.
The latest Keep Britain Working (KBW) report strengthens the case that work should be considered a health outcome, and supporting people to stay in work should be part of good healthcare. The report ...
The third and final stage of the evaluation, conducted by teams at Keele and Nottingham universities, included quantitative data on patient outcomes along with qualitative research based on interviews ...
Research governance sets out the rules, regulations and standards of good practice that exist to ensure the quality of a given piece of research. Research ethics address the principles underpinning a ...
Many people living with a health condition told us they wanted to do more strengthening, but didn’t know where to start. Below you will find physio-approved, accessible activities that require little ...
The CSP mentoring platform provides support through an online hub and is available to all chartered, associate and retired members, final‑year student members, as well as international and special ...
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One CSP is about helping you find ways to get more involved so you can get the most out of your membership. There are many ways to get involved, so we've made it easy for you to find the opportunities ...
The CSP has welcomed the announcement of six new neighbourhood health projects aimed at delivering more joined-up care closer to people's homes.
The cross-party All-Party Parliamentary Group on allied health professions (AHPs) is inviting evidence to inform recommendations to the government and the NHS. The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) ...
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