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  Rehab services: are they keeping pace with better responses to major trauma?

  Thanks to an NHS-wide redesign, more people are surviving after a major trauma.

  

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  Workout at Work: five years and still going strong

  CSP vice chair Philip Hulse has found that the benefits of CSP’s Workout at Work Days last far beyond the day itself.

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  What’s in a name?

  CSP head of research and development, Ruth ten Hove, says the title extended scope practitioner is unwieldly and should be replaced by one that’s e

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  Your comments: 4 May 2016

  Here are your comments on topics covered by us. We look forward to hearing your views and opinions on all related articles. 

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  Physiotherapy and treating pneumonia

  Pneumonia affects up to one person in 100 every year in the UK.

  

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  Celebrating a victory: self-referral and primary care

  CSP chief Karen Middleton welcomes endorsements for self-referral to physio in primary care.

  

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  New NHS whistleblowing policy aims to tackle workplace bullying

  NHS England unveiled new guidance on raising concerns about bullying or poor patient care last month. Daniel Allen reports.

  

• Delegates stand together for better rehab and healthy workplaces at the Scottish Trade Union Congress

  Rehabilitation services in Scotland received a boost at the Scottish Trade Union Congress (STUC) in Dundee this week, where the CSP Scotland motion calling for rehabilitation services to receive the same priority as other parts of healthcare was carried.

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  ARC 2016: round up of the debate that took place in Manchester in March 2016

  The CSP’s Annual Representative Conference gives reps the chance to debate policy. It took place in Manchester last month.

  

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  Primary objective: business cases in primary care

  If you need to make a business case for physio in primary care, help is at hand says Andy Lord.