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Green light for Greenwich: integration and older people's care
5Physio staff in the south London borough of Greenwich are helping to pioneer a new approach in older people’s care. Louise Hunt reports.
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Tapping into technology: Life-changing improvements for people with Parkinson’s
New technologies could boost the mobility of people with Parkinson’s. Gill Hitchcock looks at the pros and cons of ‘exergames’ and apps
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Fair pay for quality physio: join us at the TUC-led rally on 18 October
2Jill Barker, chair of the CSP’s industrial relations committee, explains why CSP members will march on 18 October.
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Flying colours: profile of Linden Lodge school for children with multi-sensory impairment
Pupils at the school receive ‘outstanding’ support, but financial pressures are looming. Gill Hitchcock reports
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Physio findings - How to make your research count
In our regular column on research that's relevant to physiotherapists, Janet Wright looks at the latest clinical findings.
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Foreign fields - physiotherapy's links to the First World War
1Physiotherapists, then known as masseuses, came into their own during the first world war.
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Sue bows out from marathon physio effort
2Sue Gaastra has worked with the medical support team at the London Marathon since 1985. After 30 years, this Sunday’s marathon will be her last
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Profile - Three minutes with Jill Kent
Jill Kent, chair of the CSP’s North East regional network, explains how she got involved in Health Education North East through its allied health p
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Letters - 19 March 2014
Get involved now by sending your contributions by email to talkback@csp.org.uk or write to Letters, Frontline, 14 Bedfor
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Profile - Jeelna Ruparelia
3By Treating Farsi-speaking patients in groups Jeelna Ruparelia boosted attendance rates, Gill Hitchcock finds