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Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Occupational Health and Ergonomics news
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University of Nottingham: Seeking Assistance for a Chronic Pain Research Study from Occupational Health Professionals
The University of Nottingham is seeking assistance for a chronic pain research study from occupational health professionals - please see details below:
"I am Vedant Dave, an MSc in Health Psychology student at the University of Nottingham. As part of my dissertation project, I am conducting an online survey and interviewing employers/professionals from England about the provisions or accommodations provided to their employees with chronic pain. This study is being done under the supervision of Professor Holly Blake and has received ethical approval from the University Ethics Committee.
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NIHR Funding: Regulated Health and Care Professionals bursaries
NIHR: Lots of bursaries are still availableApply now to take master’s level courses aligned with the Clinician Researcher Credentials Framework. The qualifications are for all experienced healthcare practitioners who want to take on leadership roles in clinical research delivery. Bursaries are available to pay the course fees for regulated Health and Care Professionals, except doctors and dentists. The deadline for bursary applications is 1 August 2024. For further information, please visit the NIHR website.
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Your input requested: Physiotherapy Health Informatics
The CSP will be holding a series of online listening events to allow CSP members to share the challenges they face using data, digital, and technology within their physiotherapy practice.
The feedback will help shape our future work in this area, as part of the Physiotherapy Health Informatics Strategy.
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Funding applications now open: CSP Charitable Trust
The CSP Charitable Trust has now opened applications for its funding awards. Below are details of what these are and included links if you want to find out any further information, including application guidance and criteria. There is also information about a support webinar for applications for two of the three awards.
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CSP e-library survey
The CSP e-Library team would like to seek your views on the e-Resources available to CSP members within its networks.
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CSP Focus Groups Opportunity
Please see below an opportunity for CSP members to get involved in 2 focus groups regarding sharing of best practice:
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Take a look at our new resource: Using the Fit note - A Practical Guide
We are pleased to share a new resource titled Using the Fit note - A Practical Guide with you, which was produced as part of a Professional Network Project funded by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
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From the CSP: Understanding of delegation principles in your area of practice
This is just in from the CSP:
We are reaching out to you to ask for your input in to our work on supporting our chartered members and associate members (support workers in physiotherapy) with their understanding, and implementation of, delegation principles.
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Invitation to participate in research supporting the ageing workforce with long-term muscle and joint pain
You are invited to participate in an NIHR funded project led by the University of Birmingham. The JOINTWORKs project is led by our Research officer, Dr Glykeria Skamagki, aiming to support the ageing workforce with chronic musculoskeletal disorder (CMSDs) to sustain employability.
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Book your place: National School of Occupational Health Annual virtual Conference - 10/05/24
Book your place for the 2024 Annual Virtual Conference which visits the world of digital within OH. The topics include Telemedicine, Digital in OH practice, automated MSK triage and advice, Implications of new technologies, Digital security within OH commercial providers, AI and VR in OH Education and other exciting topics.
To book your place click here.
Please note to book your place, you will need to create an account with Accent Course Manager - https://accent.hicom.co.uk/coursemanager/live/hee/web.
If you have any problems booking, please email england.NationalSchoolOccHealth@nhs.net.