Also in this issue
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A warm welcome
Having joined the CSP on 2 January, our new chief executive John Cowman shares his first impressions
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Back to basics of PLI
CSP’s professional liability insurance scheme is one of the benefits most highly valued by our members, but it's also one that is poorly understood
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Community Rehabilitation: Power in numbers
After decades as the Cinderella service, rehab is now increasingly talked about in the same breath as medicine and surgery.
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You said We did
Members’ views and opinions are important to us and can help shape and improve our services and the way we work. Here are a few examples
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Treating family and friends: how close is too close?
Being a physiotherapist can be a great conversation starter...if you want to hear about all your friends’ and family’s ailments!
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Meet the new Community MSK Lead for London
Julia Tabrah has been given the task of slashing MSK waiting times across London.
![Julia Tabrah [Photos: David Harrison]](/sites/default/files/styles/section_index_teaser/public/media-image/2024-01/image015.jpg?h=c74750f6&itok=xpUsgI-1)
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‘A whole other world’
Sophie Paish shines a light on the work of physiotherapists in a private acute hospital setting
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Standards of practice to improve equity, diversity and inclusion
Paul Rees, vice chair of the CSP LGBTQIA+ network, explains how the HCPC is opening the door to greater focus on equity, diversity and belonging
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‘UK workplaces in 2024 - what is the reality for LGBTQIA+ colleagues?’
Find out more from our regular feature where we endeavor to answer your questions
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Parent and carer information leaflets
Please find our latest selection of useful resources
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The power of a broader view of perspectives
Stephanie Land, chair of the CSP LGBTQIA+ network, highlights why workplace diversity is so important
