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  Work in progress: Mel Stewart on CSP's equality networks

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  Physiotherapy lecturer Mel Stewart weighs up progress on black and minority ethnic issues over the past couple of decades in the CSP and beyond.

  

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  Ticket to ride: how hippotherapy can help disabled children

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  Gill Hitchcock meets children with disabilities in north Wales who benefit from a therapy despite any formal research to show it works.

  

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  Breathing easy: world COPD day

  With World COPD Day happening this week, Kate Bennett discusses the imminent launch of a CSP model on the condition.

  

• Wales gets national lead for lymphoedema in children

  Physio Melanie Thomas has hailed the appointment of a national leader for lymphoedema in children in Wales as ‘a really exciting development’.

  News — 9 November 2015 - 4:31pm

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  Advice line: Katherine Santos provides insight into working in care homes

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  Working in care homes has given Katherine Santos a unique insight into the sector.

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  Let common sense prevail: should MPs job share?

  Mike Cassidy argues that MPs should be allowed to job share to make parliament more representative.

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  Cutting edge: the Institute of Sport and Exercise Health

  Graham Clews meets Terassa Taylor-Kaveney, a physio holding a key position at the Institute of Sport and Exercise Health in London.

  

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  Beyond the comfort zone: chair of council Catherine Pope

  Lynn Eaton meets the new chair of CSP council, Catherine Pope, who has spent her adult years pushing personal and work-related boundaries.

  

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  Your comments: 4 November 2015

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  Carers Rights Day: You can be a lifeline

  With Carers Rights Day approaching, Emily Holzhausen explains how physiotherapists can support carers.