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APCP MATTERS - New Publication - Guidance for Paediatric Physiotherapists Writing Advice for Education, Health and Care Plans
APCP are pleased to be launching a new publication.
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Guidance for Paediatric Physiotherapists - Managing Childhood Onset Spinal Cord Injuries
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Commissioning Tool for Community Paediatric Respiratory Physiotherapy Posts
The APCP Respiratory Committee have developed a commissioning tool for new and developing Community Paediatric Respiratory Physiotherapy posts in order to assist and advise on different ways of developing a new service, key results, challenges and solutions.
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NEW NICE GUIDELINE - Developmental follow-up of CYP born pre-term
Neonatal physiotherapists should be helping to provide developmental support and surveillance assessments to prematurely born children, during the first two years of their lives.
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APCP Journal Volume 8 Number 1
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Superhero Series launched to increase disability sport
“The idea is simple. To create fun, gutsy events where people with disabilities call the shots and don't have to worry about cut-off times or equipment restrictions. If you need flippers or floats in the water, or want to use your powered wheelchair we make it possible. In fact, as far as I'm concerned, anything goes."
Sophia Warner - Super Hero Series Founder and Paralympian Triathlete -
NICE publishes guideline on diagnosing and managing cerebral palsy in young people
https://apcp.csp.org.uk/content/nice-guidance-cerebral-palsy-under-25s-assessment-and-management-published-january-2017
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published its first dedicated guideline on diagnosing and managing cerebral palsy in under 25s, in an attempt to improve recognition and treatment of the condition.
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Safe Practice in Rebound Therapy
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APCP Journal Volume 7 Number 2
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BHTA Launch New Campaign - Failing Disabled Children Across the UK
Are the families, healthcare professional, and other stakeholders you represent getting the help they need or is it a continuous fight? Charities alone cannot support disabled children and we have to find ways for the statutory bodies to work in partnership to find a clear sustainable pathway ahead.