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Crystal Palace Physio Group blazes trail in rehab scheme for London firefighters
Crystal Palace Physio Group’s programme to improve the musculoskeletal (MSK) health of London firefighters was recognised by a national award on 9 September.
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Debunking myths about back pain
Uzo Ehiogu explains why a new CSP initiative on low back pain will help to open patients’ and commissioners’ eyes.
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Community falls service produces ‘significant’ improvements in patients
Physiotherapist Judith Cohen has said that clinical outcome measures showed her west London falls service had ‘significantly improved’ the health of patients.
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No physio? No way! Keep physiotherapy on the NHS
NHS trusts in England have experienced record deficits and as a result some Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) are looking at ways to cut money from local budgets to make savings. Unfortunately, this could potentially threaten access to physiotherapy on the NHS.
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Fast and furious: a tribute to Susie Jones
London Marathon volunteer Marcel Bancroft pays tribute to Susie Jones, the event’s former physiotherapy lead, and to her other colleagues at the an
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3 minutes with Helen Jefford
The specialist physiotherapist celebrated several career highs after winning a CSP award in 2014 for her work with prisoners with COPD.
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Eastern Promise: staff wellbeing in East London
Physiotherapists based at the edge of London’s East End use a collaborative approach to improve staff health and wellbeing, as Robert Millett disco
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Tackling tuberculosis
Robert Millett meets two physiotherapists who help to rehabilitate patients with TB in south London.
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3 minutes with Gita Ramdharry
Dr Gita Ramdharry is helping community physiotherapists gain tools to support people with neuromuscular conditions.
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CSP tells parliamentary inquiry about benefits of physiotherapy in primary care
There is growing evidence that physiotherapists working as the first point of contact in primary care can take pressure off GPs, save the NHS money and lead to better outcomes for patients.