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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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Your comments: 20 January 2016

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Here are your comments on topics covered in the last two weeks. We look forward to hearing from you.
3 minutes

Getting personal: personal budgets in the NHS

Don Redding argues that personal budgets may change how NHS professionals work with clients.
Cover story

Is the grass really greener? Moving from the NHS to private practice

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Moving into the private sector after years in the NHS has been an eye-opener for physio Liz Cowan.
Features

Recovery champions: cancer rehabilitation

It’s time for physiotherapists to stand up and show what they can do to help people who have been diagnosed with cancer, Louise Hunt hears.
Clinical update

Clinical Update: Parkinson’s

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Bhanu Ramaswamy and Anna Jones sum up the latest guidance on an increasingly common condition.
Focus

Removing the blocks: AHPs and healthcare delivery

Allied health professionals in England are poised to take a more central role in healthcare delivery, Gill Hitchcock heard at a King’s Fund event.
Comment

Your comments: 2 December 2015

Get involved by emailing talkback@csp.org.uk.
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Seasonal greetings: Lynn Eaton looks forward to Xmas

The year is drawing to a close and, with the holiday ahead, no doubt everyone will be looking forward to some down time.
Features

Transgender: making the transition

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As the CSP prepares new professional guidance, Janet Wright hears a transgender physio’s own story.
In person

In person: Great expectations

Physiotherapy students have more than just youth on their side, as CEO Karen Middleton explains.