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Musculoskeletal core capabilities - csp.org.uk
www.csp.org.uk6 Introduction and background Health Education England and NHS England commissioned the development of this Musculoskeletal (MSK) core capabilities framework in order to support the improvement of services, placing skilled MSK
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Body Mapping for Health & Safety
www.csp.org.ukpractices. The ‘patient first’ culture in the profession which puts pressure to conform to the way things are done even if it is at personal risk to the physiotherapist. To see if the situation is ongoing Safety reps utilising body mapping could begin to raise awareness among members and get them to share their experiences and
Code - Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
www.csp.org.ukThe Code replaces the CSP Rules of Professional Conduct and Code of Conduct for Associate Members (although the former is retained to underpin the Society’s disciplinary processes for certain member categories; see The Code’s context. It is published for an initial two-year period and will be reviewed in 2013.
Quality - Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
www.csp.org.ukevidence that physiotherapy service delivery is of a standard quality; and will provide useful information as part of a cyclical quality assurance process. This information may be shared, both within the service as part of the quality improvement cycle and with those outside the service to assure the quality of a service being delivered.
Stroke - Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
www.csp.org.ukEarly physiotherapy helps people relearn vital abilities From 24 hours after a stroke, physiotherapists begin rehabilitation in short frequent spells, focused on getting out of bed, standing and walking(2, 6, 7). This repetitive task training helps people regain movement and relearn everyday activities(8). Physiotherapists use assistive
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy service standards
www.csp.org.ukcompetencies outlined in relevant competency frameworks. This means physiotherapists managing people with undifferentiated and undiagnosed MSK conditions (such as in first contact roles) adhering to stage 1 of the core competencies outlined in the MSK Core Competencies Framework for First Point of Contact Practitioners or similar.