15 March 2017 | The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

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Leadership: Secrets of success

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Having spent 15 years at one NHS trust, Victoria Dickens says an ‘organisational memory’ helped her climb the managerial ladder and make the most o
Focus

Rural health: When one size doesn’t fit all

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Patchy access to services, funding inequalities and poor broadband are blocks to rural healthcare, as Gill Hitchcock discovers.
3 minutes

3 minutes with Cheryl Anderson, actor and physio

The lavish Oscars ceremony may grab the headlines, but many actors have to juggle second careers to make a living, as physiotherapist Cheryl Anders
Clinical update

Clinical update: Working with children

Elizabeth Gray and Kerry McGarrity summarise some of the key messages from a document for physio staff recently updated by the Association of Paedi
In person

In person: Never assume anything

Do you tend to jump to conclusions? Karen Middleton, CSP chief executive, tries not to.
Physio findings

Physio findings: exercise may slightly lessen hand osteoarthritis

Caroline White on the latest Physio research.
Viewpoint

These are OUR children

Christine Lenehan calls for a fundamental overhaul of how services are delivered to children with a complex range of disabilities.
talkback

Tomorrow’s researchers

Nadine Foster looks at some of the opportunities that are opening up to physiotherapists who are keen to develop a career in research.
Advice line

Advice Line: why members must comply on use of chartered status

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Members must comply with Privy Council rules on their use of chartered status, says CSP director Natalie Beswetherick.
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Editor's comment: tackling myths

This issue of Frontline features reports from the CSP’s Annual Representative Conference, which gives members opportunities to express their opinio