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Taking control
Fit for Life is a model obesity service in which physios help people to self-manage their weight and associated conditions.
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Neuro gym claims it could save £60k on NHS physio service
Neuro rehab gym sessions in an NHS hospital are reducing re-referrals, saving money and could be replicated, said Darren Beales, lead physio with Kingston Community Neuro Rehabilitation Team.
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3 minutes with Sebastien Baugh
Working as a physio in a relatively deprived part of London and at the CSP fuelled Sebastien Baugh’s ambitions to make his mark in his chosen field
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Royal commission: keeping ballet dancers en pointe
Greg Retter tells Gill Hitchcock how physios with NHS backgrounds and an evidence-based approach will help keep the Royal Ballet’s dancers on their
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3 minutes with Ulrike Hammerbeck
Meet Ulrike Hammerbeck, who swapped clinical work for stroke research after a colleague spotted a job advertisement in Frontline.
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Dyslexia: breaking down the barriers
One person in 10 has dyslexia. Nina Paterson suggests ways in which they can be supported in the workplace.
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Andrew Marr: going the extra mile
BBC presenter Andrew Marr talks to Lynn Eaton about his physio experiences after having a stroke aged 53.
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Leading TV presenter supports CSP call for more physios
TV presenter Andrew Marr has backed the CSP’s call for sufficient numbers of physios to meet the growing needs of the UK population – particularly for stroke rehabilitation.
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Hearing the voice of the patient
Need to lobby for your services? Your patients are your strongest card says Richard Griffin.
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Physios take 192 sick and disabled children on dream holiday to Orlando
Physiotherapists are helping almost 200 children with serious illnesses and disabilities to have a dream holiday in Orlando, Florida, this October.