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  Don’t fall for fraud

  Physiotherapists can get caught up in insurance scams. Colin Jemide describes how to spot the fraudsters.

• Advice line

  Advice Line: the history of Pride UK

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  Ian Scrase was enthused by taking part in a recent Pride parade.

• South Wales health board appoints first consultant physios

  The appointment of two consultant physiotherapists at Swansea’s Morriston Hospital is a first for the local Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board.

  News — 4 July 2017 - 1:43pm

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• Features

  Your council, your voice

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• Call for change to fit note legislation

  When we're off work for an extended period of time, we need a fit note from our GP to tell our employer what we're physically able to do.

  News — 27 June 2017 - 11:42am

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• Welsh Ambulance Service distributes CSP’s Get Up and Go falls prevention booklet

  Patients using non-emergency transport vehicles in Wales are receiving copies of the CSP’s Get Up and Go booklet about how to avoid falls.

  News — 20 June 2017 - 5:27pm

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• Focus

  Mesh implant review: UK-wide implications

  A new review of transvaginal mesh implants in Scotland could influence clinical practice across the UK, says Louise Hunt.

  

• Physio findings

  Physio findings: pedometers tackle RA fatigue

  Physiotherapy journal editor Michele Harms and Caroline White report on recent research. 

  

• Features

  Healthy aspirations: pinpoint the pressure campaign

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  As part of its Pinpoint the pressure workplace campaign, the CSP has launched a training package to promote good sickness absence policies in the N

  

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  Physiotherapy UK: public health drive

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  Public health expert Muir Gray, a key speaker at CSP’s annual conference, tells Graham Clews that physiotherapy staff need to become a knowledge bu