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• Physiotherapy Works menu of topics for regional events - 2015/16

  Following the successful Physiotherapy Works locally events we are offering a menu of events for Regional Networks to run as they wish. They are:

  Using population data to make the case e.g. the falls modelWorkforce issues and the new Workfoce Data ModelPrimary care - increasing physiotherapy rolesChronic obstructive pulmonary disease models.

  News — 20 August 2015 - 11:44am

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• Engaging with NICE: a how-to guide

  This guide outlines the ways physiotherapy staff can engage with the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). Due to the nature of registering as stakeholders with NICE, it is primarily relevant to the Professional Networks (PNs).

  7 August 2015

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  3 minutes with Anna Lowe

  Anna Lowe has put her commitment to improving the public’s health into effect by creating a social enterprise.

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  Making every breath count: Pulmonary care at Rosewood Palliative Day Support

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  Robert Millett meets the team behind a pioneering palliative pulmonary rehabilitation service.

  

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  Help at hand: Children and hemiplegia

  Gill Hitchcock reports on the issues affecting children with hemiplegia and outlines how physios help them gain independence in adulthood.

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  In perspective: There is a way to promote physiotherapy

  NICE fellow Angela Green says there is way to promote physiotherapy through the

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  Letters: 2 July 2014

  Get involved now by sending your contributions by email to talkback@csp.org.uk

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  Pole position - Postural care in Yorkshire

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  Concerns about poor postural care prompted a Yorkshire trust to ask a physiotherapist to run a training programme for staff.

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  Aiming for perfection - physio rehab for older people with dementia

  Physio staff in south Yorkshire are finding new new ways to promote the rehabilitation of older people with dementia. Ian A McMillan reports

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  Three minutes with Philip Hulse

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  After responsibility for public health in England moved to local councils, Philip Hulse decided to contact his local public health team