Our guest hosts for the tweetchat at 8pm GMT on Monday 5th March are Esther Clift, Jo Jennings and Nick Southorn who are going to lead a discussion on advanced clinical practice roles. Workforce resilience is key for supporting the new models of care within the NHS and delivering the 5 year forward view. STPs […]
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Workforce challenges: non-traditional physiotherapy clinical roles pros and cons #physiotalk 5th March
CSP council elections #physiotalk Mon 19th Feb 2018
With apologies for those Physiotalk followers outside of the UK, our tweetchat on Monday 19th February at 8pm GMT will be focused on elections for the new Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) council. New CSP Council Following the governance review and subsequent decision at the CSP AGM the new council will be smaller, with 12 […]
#Physiotalk on Making Every Contact Count for mental health and wellbeing 5th February
Make #physiotalk your New Year’s resolution for 2018
Janet and Naomi have been running physiotalk for 4 years now. That’s a tweetchat every fortnight – open access, free continuing professional development (CPD) for physiotherapists, allied health professionals (AHPs) and many others. Run on a shoe string (about £100 a year) we do this as volunteers; and with full time jobs and busy family […]
Recruitment and retention #physiotalk 8th January 2018
The very first Workforce planning strategy and consultation is being held by Health Education England from December to March 2018. (Have you had your say on the consultation?). Workforce planning isn’t anything new though and certainly not restricted to the NHS in England! You can find information around NHS workforce planning in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and […]
Falls within a neuro population #Physiotalk 11th December
This tweetchat on Monday 11th December at 8pm GMT has been organised by the Devon and Cornwall subcommittee of South West ACPIN @ACPIN_SW Our two 2nd year Physiotherapy student ACPIN members have suggested the topic of falls and balance within the neurological population following a recent Neuro module at Plymouth University. One neurological condition that […]
