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  3 minutes: Julie Latchem-Hastings following the golden thread

  For her PhD, Julie Latchem-Hastings explored how the future of people with severe brain injury is affected by rehab and the role of family and frie

  

• Features

  Remote healthcare: northern exposure

  Ian A McMillan is almost blown away on a trip to Orkney to meet Fiona MacKellar, a CSP regional rep and health board employee director.

  

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  Primary care: advance guard

  Primary care patients in north Wales are being fast-tracked to advanced practice physiotherapists instead of waiting to see GPs.

  

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  Member action: use your power to influence

  Robert Millett looks at how CSP members are helping to promote physiotherapy.

  

• Features

  Physio finding: best methods for setting health goals

  Caroline White and Katherine Jones report on the latest physio research findings.

  

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  Editor's comment: back to front

  Are you someone who reads Frontline from the front to the back?

• NHS Wales awards Torfaen falls initiative

  Torfaen’s falls service is the only one in Aneurin Bevan University Health Board to run exercise classes in which other organisations offer advice, said physiotherapist Karen Minton.

  News — 5 October 2017 - 12:05pm

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  3 minutes with Rebecca Hemming

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  A research project based on walking with homeless people keeps Cardiff University lecturer Rebecca Hemming’s feet on the ground.

  

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  Money talks: we need a rise

  Physio staff should join thousands of other NHS workers outside parliament this month to lobby MPs for an increase.

  

• Advice line

  Advice line: prescribe controlled drugs

  If you prescribe controlled drugs, the CSP wants to hear from you, says Pip White.