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Keeping kids fit during lockdown with WheelPower
WheelPower, the national charity for wheelchair sport has released of 4 new online workouts, aimed specifically at primary and secondary aged disabled children ... with another 6 to be released shortly.
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APCP Contract for Administration Services
The APCP Executive Officers have decided to contract additional administration services to supplement the services of our current administrators. Members are asked to share details with anyone they feel may be interested in this contract.
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2020 – A year like no other……
As we are but a couple of short days away from waving goodbye and good riddance to 2020 and welcoming 2021, I wanted to take some time to reflect on what the year has meant for us at APCP and how we have approached this very different world we currently live in.
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Guidelines for Nasopharyngeal Suction of a Child or Young Adult
New for 2020- Version 2
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APCP London Region Evening Webinar - Managing Children with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type I in the Community
ONLINE WEBINAR,APCP, PO Box 99
Okehampton
EX20 4ER
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APCP Membership Portal to be launched this week
APCP's new Membership Portal will be launched this week enabling members to manage their membership subscriptions, personal details, and communications preferences online.
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APCP Journal Volume 11 Number 2
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Children’s therapists should not be redeployed, says government minister
APCP welcomes call to protect children's therapists in England from redeployment.
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NEW PUBLICATION - Guidance for Good Practice for Physiotherapists Working in Neonatal Care
The APCP Neonatal Specialist Committee are delighted to publish a consensus document providing guidance on good practice relating to the physiotherapy management of neonates including the preterm and term infant.
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Guidance for Good Practice for Physiotherapists Working in Neonatal Care
This is a consensus document providing guidance on good practice relating to the physiotherapy management of neonates including the preterm and term infant.
