Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Occupational Health and Ergonomics

A study at Salford University interested in hearing from a diverse range of practitioners, whether you have positive, negative, or uncertain views. Your input is crucial, regardless of whether you work in the public or private sector, or specialise in various clinical and rehabilitation areas.

The National School of Occupational Health's Spring / Summer 2023 Newsletter is out! Click below to read it.

You can download IFPOHE's May 2023 newsletter, with the results of IFPOHE general meeting held on May 16th 2023, below.

News from the CSP: The CSP would like your help to understand members' baseline knowledge, capabilities and support needs in evidence based practice, quality improvement and health inequalities. This insight will be a vital component in developing CSP strategy and resources aimed at supporting the current and future physiotherapy workforce so we can take action in addressing health inequalities through our practice.

Last week ACPOHE welcomed @Emma Persand who spoke on "Menopause and the Physiotherapy role". Emma is a qualified nurse and workplace health and wellbeing professional who was awarded the title Queen's Nurse for her work on leadership & employee health. Emma sits on a number of Task Forces for Diversity, Inclusion & Equity, Menopause and Menstrual Health. 

News from Acas: Acas are pleased to announce new guidance to support employers and employees with reasonable adjustments for mental health: CLICK here to read more, as well as case studies exploring how different organisations have helped staff with mental health workplace adjustments.