Publications
A searchable listing of Association of Paediatric Chartered Physiotherapists current publications. Members must log in to see the full listing
APCP publications include leaflets for care-givers and professionals, clinical guidelines for professionals, as well as information posters to display in health care environments. APCP have created guidelines for the production of written materials to provide a rigorous, standardised process to regulate the information that is included in each of these publications, using evidence-based medicine.
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Regulation of APCP publications
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A Paediatric Musculoskeletal Competence Framework for Physiotherapists Working in the UK
A Paediatric Musculoskeletal Competence Framework for Physiotherapists Working in the UK consists of a series of frameworks focusing on individual joints.
'The Spine' was published in April 2019
'The Shoulder Complex' was published in June 2019
'The Hip' was published in August 2019
Further tit
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APCP Professional Development - A Training Tool for B5/6
The APCP Professional Development Programme - A Training Tool for B5/6 is designed to assist with in-post transition of paediatric physiotherapists from B5 to B6.
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Putting the Child First - Guidance for Professional Communication
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Exercises for Frame Football
The APCP have reviewed exercises commonly used by football teams and have adapted these exercises to be used by frame football athletes.
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Guidance for Paediatric Physiotherapists Writing Advice for Education, Health and Care Plans
APCP are pleased to launch a new guidance document- Guidance for Paediatric Physiotherapists Writing Advice for Education, Health and Care Plans
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Working with Children - Guidance on Good Practice
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Physiotherapy for Children
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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.
