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• Cover story

  Success: CSP student medal winner on returning to uni

  Physio student and disabled athlete Kadeena Cox tells Robert Millett how she struck gold in the London Stadium in July.

  

• Features

  Equality: busting the myths

  When it comes to equality and diversity, there is still a long way to go, says CSP officer Jess Belmonte.

  

• Features

  Rehabilitation for musicians

  It’s not just athletes who have aches and pains.

  

• Northern Ireland’s health service being used as a ‘political football’, as trusts ordered to make £70m cuts

  The CSP’s senior negotiating officer Claire Ronald took a leading role in speaking out against proposals to axe £70m from Northern Ireland’s health services during a recent interview for BBC Radio Ulster.

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• Focus

  Terror attacks: emergency plan

  The bomb attack after an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester this May was a major incident for the NHS.

  

• Cover story

  Rehabilitation: jump to it

  Specialist physiotherapist Sally Dufty treats jockeys who are injured on the turf. Mark Gould spends a day at the races to see her in action.

  

• Features

  Insurance cover: have you got it covered?

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  As more physiotherapists risk claims against them by their patients, CSP professional adviser Priya Dasoju explains the small print in your insuran

  

• In person

  In person: at the ready

  CEO Karen Middleton says that CSP staff are keen to visit members – but rather than calling the shots, want to put the power in the members’ hands.

  

• Features

  Clinical update: CPD Spondyloarthritis (part 2)

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  In the second and final part of a series of articles on spondyloarthritis, consultant physiotherapist Carol McCrum highlights the value of speciali

  

• Features

  Physio findings: remotely supervised graded exercise may curb CFS fatigue

  Caroline White and Katherine Jones report on the lastest physio research findings.