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Three minutes with Philip Hulse
1After responsibility for public health in England moved to local councils, Philip Hulse decided to contact his local public health team
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Profile - Three minutes with Jill Kent
Jill Kent, chair of the CSP’s North East regional network, explains how she got involved in Health Education North East through its allied health p
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In perspective - opportunities and risks arising from the mid Staffordshire report
The recent responses to the mid Staffordshire report have implications for everyone. Sally Gosling unpicks the key themes for CSP members.
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Lives worth living: exercise for long-term conditions
Physios are urged to engage people with long-term conditions in therapeutic exercise programmes.
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CSP Awards - Celebration time as physios recieve awards and fellowships
Dr Helena Johnson, treasurer and former chair of the CSP council, joined physiotherapists from across the UK for the society’s 2013 awards in Londo
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Letters - 6 November 2013
Get involved now by sending your contributions by email to talkback@csp.org.uk or write to
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Profile - Mexico-bound
Laura Brown is determined to improve the lot of disabled children in Mexico. Robert Millett reports
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Ahead of the game
Mobile working yields benefits for physios and their patients at a pioneering hospice in the West Midlands. Gill Hitchcock reports
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NHS England urges physios to share innovative ideas
Physiotherapists must share their ideas if they are to help improve outcomes for patients in the restructured NHS, according to the deputy chief al
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Physios can help tackle high TB rates informs physios
The UK has one of the highest rates of tuberculosis (TB) in Europe, Public Health England (PHE) warned in a report launched last month.