Latest content
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CSP Charitable Trust Awards open for applications
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Guidance for Paediatric Physiotherapists Managing Children and Young People with Acquired Brain Injury
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NEW NICE GUIDANCE PUBLISHED - Myalgic encephalomyelitis (or encephalopathy)/chronic fatigue syndrome: diagnosis and management (NG206)
NICE ME/CFS guideline outlines steps for better diagnosis and management
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CSP quarterly member satisfaction survey 2021/22
As a professional body and trade union, we perform best when we understand your needs. This is why we are asking you to complete our 10-minute member survey which asks about the membership and services we currently provide.
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KNOWBEST research project on future of physio pre-registration curriculum launches
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National NHSE/I SEND posts
As the National Specialist Advisor for SEND in NHS England/Improvement, I am delighted to announce that the following National SEND team posts have now gone live on NHS jobs.
I have also included further information with regards to 2 further important roles that will be advertised in the coming months- Family Carer Advisor and Young Person Advisor .
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Koala and Joe - Connecting parents & carers with trusted experts in all areas of their children’s care
Koala and Joe invite APCP private practitioners to explore their new online service providing a new channel to reach the parent and carer market nationwide.
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Celebrating our AHP workforce
Today marks Allied Health Professions' Day and the APCP joins the CSP in thanking all AHP staff for their commitment during a difficult year.
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The Polani Award 2022
The Polani Award 2022 application process is now open
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‘The Telerehab Toolkit’
Researchers from the Faculty of Health at the University of Plymouth together with collaborators from NHS Trusts in Devon and Cornwall have been working on developing an online toolkit of resources – ‘The Telerehab Toolkit’.
The toolkit is designed to support health and social care practitioners in the remote assessment and management of people with movement impairment and physical disability, including people recovering from COVID-19. This project has been funded by the UKRI Medical Research Council.