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• Physio findings

  Physio findings: can electricity calm overactive bladders?

  In our latest editon of physio findings, Janet Wright along with CSP research adviser Katherine Jones looks at electricity calming overactive

  

• Advice line

  Advice Line: why does Black History Month matter?

  Why does Black History Month matter? Myless Mwanza finds out.

• Comment

  Editor's comment: Liverpool beckons

  This year the CSP’s annual clinical conference has morphed into something quite different.

• Viewpoint

  Hearing the voice of the patient

  Need to lobby for your services? Your patients are your strongest card says Richard Griffin.

• Comment

  Your comments: 19 October 2016

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

• Northern Ireland politicians accept that NHS must find new ways of working

  Northern Ireland’s health committee has responded positively to evidence of how GP surgeries elsewhere in the UK have benefited from self-referral to physiotherapy and having physios as a first point of contact.

  News — 14 October 2016 - 9:37am

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• 3 minutes

  Come together: addressing work-related stress

  Employers must work with NHS trade unions to address work-related stress, says Kim Sunley.

• Focus

  Coping with loss and grief

  Gwyn Owen and Jane Toms explore some resources that students can take up in order to learn about coping with loss and grief.

  

• Cover story

  Stressed out

  Some stress at work might help us meet a pressing deadline, for example, but too much can have disastrous consequences, as Daniel Allen discovered.

  

• Focus

  In review: featured books and websites

  Our featured book looks at social policy and thier consequences since the Cold Climate crisis, while we also feature news of a film to raise awaren