Physios figure prominently in health awards
The recent Health Service Journal awards saw a staggering 1,134 entries highlighting innovation and service improvement throughout all the health sectors in the UK. Physiotherapists were among the 61...
View ArticleIt's not grim up north
Forget flat caps and whippets, Boltonians are changing - with a push from physiotherapy, says Lisa Oxlade
View ArticleAn under-used yet easily understood statistic: the number needed to treat (NNT)
Article contentAbstract: ObjectivesInterpretation of the research literature can be difficult, yet it is essential in order for physiotherapists to convey the details of risks and benefits associated...
View ArticleDo physical therapists recognise established risk factors? Swedish physical...
Article contentAbstract: Background and purpose The Swedish Council on Technology Assessment in Health Care has widely distributed the most recent Swedish evidence-based review on neck and back pain....
View ArticlePoles apart
Should physios be delivering complementary therapies, given that doubts have been cast over their efficacy? Robert Millett sheds light on a topic that divides the profession
View ArticlePhysio findings - Research
In our regular column on research that's relevant to physiotherapists, Janet Wright looks at the latest clinical findings.
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Physio student uses analytical skills to win prestigious prize
A physiotherapy student has triumphed over nurses, midwives and other healthcare students to win first prize in a competition to critically analyse clinical research.
View ArticleHappy Friday Links and PPA Update 21.11.14
Document author: PPA Copyright owner: PPA Year published: 2014 Please find this weeks Happy Friday Links below, have a fantastic weekend!Follow us on twitter...
View ArticleLetters: 4 March 2015
Get involved now by sending your contributions by email to talkback@csp.org.uk or write to Letters, Frontline, 14 Bedford Row London WC1R 4ED.
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Ultra Gobi: my desert challenge
The Ultra Gobi race is one of the most extreme endurance tests. Ben Watkins didn’t know what he was in for when he volunteered as UK team physio.
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