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The staff in our Scotland team represent the profession and members' collective views to politicians, the public and the press.
Once for Scotland – the way forward for rehabilitation

The Scottish government is set to promote a Scotland-wide approach to remodelling community rehabilitation.

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Three minutes with Cheryl Ede

Ever wondered what a staff side chair does?
Focus

Let’s get digital: England’s NHS e-referral service

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England’s NHS e-referral service launched in June, replacing Choose and Book.
Focus

On the cusp: technology and healthcare

Could technology make healthcare more predictive and less reactive? CSP professional adviser and gadget guru Stuart Palma investigates.
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Moving plea: exercise and dementia

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Help to spread the word that moving is good for people with dementia, says June Andrews.
Features

Body work: postural care for people with profound learning disabilities.

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Robert Millett meets two physios who provide postural care for people with profound learning disabilities.
Features

Three minutes with Julie Cooper

Community physiotherapist Julie Cooper will be volunteering at the 2015 International Paralympic Committee Swimming World Championships, which take
Cover story

Slow but sure: tackling chronic pain

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Some patients with chronic pain need long-term support. Ian A McMillan meets two physios who don't look for a 'quick fix'
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Clinical update

Clinical update: osteoporosis and eating disorders

Osteoporosis affects some 3 million people in the UK.
Physio findings

Physio findings: W@WD and research evidence on women’s urinary incontinence at Glasgow Caledonian University

Janet Wright investigates physical activity in the workplace and women taking action to combat urge incontinence.