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  Editor's comment: your vote counts

  As the opportunity for members in England to vote on the NHS pay offer opens later this week, it’s an important time.

• AHP lead gains prestigious fellowship to research public engagement with health care

  Michelle Tennyson, assistant director of allied health professions and personal and public involvement at Northern Ireland’s Public Health Agency, has received a fellowship that will allow her to conduct international research into how public involvement can help shape health services.

  News — 24 April 2018 - 3:11pm

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• Advice line

  Advice line: make sure you’ve given CSP the right to contact you

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  Make sure you’ve given the CSP the right to contact you, says Rob Ledger.

• 3 minutes

  3 minutes: Sandra Harding setting the gold standard

  Sandra Harding used to manage a large private healthcare physio team. Now she audits physiotherapy processes to make sure they are the best.

  

• Cover story

  Staffing levels: give us a tool for optimum staffing levels

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  A new tool from the CSP – designed to help members decide appropriate staffing levels – is due to be launched soon.

  

• Features

  CSP campaign: love activity, hate exercise?

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  A vital physiotherapy campaign will help empower professionals to promote the activities people love and improve health.

  

• Views and opinions

  Your comments: 11 April 2018

  Here are your comments on topics covered by us. We look forward to hearing your views and opinions on all related articles.

• Features

  Physio findings: research highlights gaps in knowledge of effectiveness of back pain techniques

  Caroline White and Lynn Eaton on the latest physio research findings.

  

• Features

  CPD work pressure: finding solutions together (part 2)

  In the second article in a two-part series, CSP professional adviser Gwyn Owen looks at what some members achieved as part of the CSP’s Pinpoint th

  

• Comment

  Editor's comment: engage on pay offer

  No one chooses to work in the NHS to make their fortune.