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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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Physiotherapy UK: public health drive

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Public health expert Muir Gray, a key speaker at CSP’s annual conference, tells Graham Clews that physiotherapy staff need to become a knowledge bu
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3 minutes with Kenny Butler from ukactive: mass movement

Physiotherapist Kenny Butler from ukactive is a passionate advocate for the benefits of an active lifestyle
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Editor's comment: playing your part

If all goes to plan, you’ll be reading this issue of Frontline either on, or very soon after, election day, says managing editor Lynn Eaton.
In person

In person: why kindness counts

When a relative had a stroke recently, CEO Karen Middleton had a taste of life on the other side.
Physio findings

Physio findings: pedometers tackle RA fatigue

Physiotherapy journal editor Michele Harms and Caroline White report on recent research. 
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Deep thinking: health and social care

Are you ready to influence the changing face of health and social care, asks Robert Packham.
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Tipping point: learning disabilities

Jenny Tinkler outlines the role of the Learning Disability Professional Senate, on which she sits.
Advice line

Advice line: diversity and mental health

Jess Belmonte discusses a recent CSP event on diversity and mental health.
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Home care: unbreakable bonds

Louise Hunt visits physiotherapists in south London who improve the lives of the growing number of people with cerebral palsy and learning disabili