1 October 2024 | The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Also in this issue

In front

Valuing equity, diversity and belonging

Fresh perspectives have long changed physiotherapy and the CSP for the better.
In question

Managing the menopause: workforce support

What does it mean for you at work?
In the workplace

The physio workforce in numbers - our new influencing tool

The physiotherapy workforce data portal gives a picture of the current physiotherapy workforce across the UK.
Viewpoint

Healthcare solutions: my innovation journey

The ups and downs of healthcare innovation – would you do it? Jen Turner looks at getting a healthcare idea to market
Viewpoint

Influencing power: ‘small p’ politics

CSP regional steward Fiona MacKellar reports on this year’s Scottish steward’s fringe event at the Annual Representative Conference (ARC)
Hot topic

Less is more: the hidden power of subtraction

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CSP professional adviser Tamsin Baird explores how embracing subtraction could unlock greater satisfaction
Features

Challenges and solutions to international recruitment

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In recent years we have seen a significant increase in the number of internationally trained physiotherapists coming to work in the UK
Features

Prescriber training for physios specialising in cystic fibrosis

A CSP professional network is supporting members to access prescribing training to enhance physio care for people living with cystic fibrosis (CF).
In the workplace

Working in union: upholding your workplace rights

How the CSP works with national federations when fighting for workplace justice
In the workplace

CSP steward of the year Claire Ellis

We complete our profiles of the CSP’s 2024 Reps of the Year
Resources

Resources: useful tools for members

A selection of information and useful resources that you may find helpful
Last word

The people behind the data: a student’s reflection

Third year physio student Georgie Lawlor shares the benefits of taking part in an NIHR research internship