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  Your comments: 16 March 2016

  Here are your comments on topics covered in the last two weeks. We look forward to hearing from you.

• 2nd_opinion

  Are your service users fit for work? The new Fitness for Work evidence briefing

  As the CSP launches a new guide, CSP professional adviser Jenny Nissler says everyone can play their part in helping patients return to their work.

  

• Advice line

  Advice line: voting in May's elections

  If you can vote in May’s elections, you can help raise the profile of what rehab can achieve.

• In person

  In person: think global, act local

  Don’t wait for disaster: plan for it, says CSP chief executive Karen Middleton.

  

• Focus

  Productivity is not a dirty word: Lord Carter’s report on NHS resources

  Lord Carter’s report on workers’ productivity in the NHS could offer opportunities for physiotherapy staff, says Gill Hitchcock.

  

• Focus

  Staff survey highlights extra pressure on NHS staff in England

  NHS staff survey highlights the extra pressure that is facing the NHS staff in England. 

  

• Focus

  Coastal concerns: living and working by the sea

  Living and working by the sea would be many people’s idea of heaven – but the reality can be different, as Louise Hunt found out.

  

• Register for CSP Wales conference 2016

  This year's conference takes place on Tuesday 28 June at the SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff.

  News — 7 March 2016 - 11:12am

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• Physio findings

  Physio findings: knee exercises, latest articles from Physiotherapy journal

  In our regular round-up on research Janet Wright looks at how knee exercises build elders’ confidence.

  

• Focus

  Suicide awareness: CSP gives an accessible overview

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  Some health conditions increase a patient’s risk of suicide. Spotting the signs could help you save a life, says Daniel Allen