NHS physio services 'getting harder to access leading to avoidable disability’

Stroke patient Dave Duxbury, 63, said the lack of NHS hospital space meant he had to learn to walk again in a hospital corridor and now has to pay to go private

CSP calls for stronger physiotherapy and AHP voice in health reform at SNP conference

The CSP says physiotherapists and other allied health professionals must have a stronger voice in shaping Scotland's future health and care services.

PHP cyber security issue

As reported by the BBC, there has been a critical security vulnerability affecting PHP, a technology used by 70 per cent of websites worldwide. As a precaution, we have been working with our suppli...

Government 'wasting everyone's time' on NHS pay, says CSP

The UK government has proposed a below-inflation pay rise of no higher than 2.4 per cent for the NHS for 2027/28.

CSP opens indicative ballot for HSC members in Northern Ireland

Six months into the 2026/27 financial year, the Northern Ireland Executive still has no agreed budget, putting pressure on health and social care services, staff, patients and communities.

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CSP takes members’ concerns to heart of government at Labour conference

Pressing issues such as access to rehab, graduate recruitment and staff shortages were put to government ministers, advisers and MPs at the recent Labour conference, held in Liverpool.

Fix NHS pay structure problems, CSP tells government

The CSP joined other health unions in urging the health secretary to act swiftly on negotiations over much needed improvements to Agenda for Change, which covers almost all NHS staff apart from...

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Black History Month: resilience, ambition and empathy