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CSP Scotland office

The staff in our Scotland team represent the profession and members' collective views to politicians, the public and the press.
Once for Scotland – the way forward for rehabilitation

The Scottish government is set to promote a Scotland-wide approach to remodelling community rehabilitation.

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Clinical update: preventing falls in hospital

Inpatient physiotherapists can play a crucial role in preventing falls in older people, says Louise McGregor.
Features

In review: featured book and other items

Our in review feature, looks at life in brain surgery Henry Marsh and living pain free, in the book titled 'Healing chronic pain with myofascial re
Views and opinions

Primary objectives

Rachel Newton says there are many opportunities for CSP members to make their mark in the primary care field.
Advice line

Advice line: Black History Month

Louise Thompson outlines why Black History Month, which has its thirtieth anniversary this year, matters.
Advice line

Facing the future

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Editor's comment: back to front

Are you someone who reads Frontline from the front to the back?
Features

Physio finding: best methods for setting health goals

Caroline White and Katherine Jones report on the latest physio research findings.
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3 minutes: Julie Latchem-Hastings following the golden thread

For her PhD, Julie Latchem-Hastings explored how the future of people with severe brain injury is affected by rehab and the role of family and frie
Cover story

Member action: use your power to influence

Robert Millett looks at how CSP members are helping to promote physiotherapy.
Features

Remote healthcare: northern exposure

Ian A McMillan is almost blown away on a trip to Orkney to meet Fiona MacKellar, a CSP regional rep and health board employee director.