Also in this issue
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Get ready: change is coming
2A change in the focus of the HCPC standards of proficiency for physiotherapists is coming in September.
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Workplace Wins
A collective approach to reducing stress at work
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Unlocking the door to the top
2Physiotherapists have a career structure which builds the skills to be successful in senior leadership roles.
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Controlled drugs and independent prescribers
8‘When will the list of controlled drugs that physiotherapists can independently prescribe be expanded? ’
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Take a bow for taking a stand
Karen Middleton applauds CSP members for taking action on NHS pay, whatever the final outcome
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Shaping the profession
The vital work that CSP education representatives do is crucial to help build a workforce that is fit for the future, as Anna Irwin-Childs explains
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TEDx Talk: Do healthcare professionals always know best?
View our latest selection of tools and information sources that you may find useful
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Becoming an equality rep
The CSP is extending its equality rep pilot for a further year.
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Removing silos in occupational health
Providing physiotherapy within occupational health services has been misunderstood and underutilised for many years, says Clare Henson-Bowen
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Emerging role of physios in improving liver disease care
Liver disease is the third leading cause of premature death in the UK – yet 90 per cent of liver disease is preventable.
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Mobility strategies are effective in adults after hip fracture surgery
Improving mobility outcomes after hip fracture is key to recovery and health outcomes read the latest in the research finding from PEDro
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Physiotherapy history moving pictures and stories
Until recently, physiotherapy has been unique amongst the health professions for its disinclination to cultivate its own history
