Also in this issue
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Career boost: learning for leadership
The CSP leadership development programme prepares members to influence, change and improve healthcare for patients.
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In person: in the driving seat
Who really runs the CSP, asks chief exec Karen Middleton.
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3 minutes: Jane Martindale's spondyloarthritis quest
For more than 30 years, Jane Martindale has devoted her career to spondyloarthritis.
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Physio findings: Physio-taught breathing exercise staves off postoperative pneumonia
Caroline White reports on the latest physio research findings.
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Your comments: 21 February 2018
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Get involved!
Are you keen to get into research but lacking in confidence? If so, help is at hand and there are lots of opportunities, says Ann Moore.
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Food for thought
Physio staff are well placed to spot when older patients are malnourished, says Kate Bennett.
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Editor's comment: not good enough
The CSP hit the headlines this month with its report on rehabilitation for people who have had a broken hip. See page 8.
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Advice line: parkrun enhances wellbeing so let's prescribe it for everyone
1Parkrun is free, local, fun and enhances wellbeing so let's prescribe it for everyone, says Ruth Kent.