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Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Publications

Informational and educational publications by CSP

Do you raise the dust? Bin lifting for refuse collectors

Duties in a physiotherapy department that may be delegated to personnel other than physiotherapists

A guide to the planning of a hospital physiotherapy department, 1960, with opinions on similar DHSS publications

Physiotherapy as a career

Do’s and Dont’s. Lifting for ambulance personnel

Starting in private practice, Organisation of Physiotherapists in Private Practice

Lifting in industry

Conditions of service for physiotherapists employed in the National Health Service and certain other services

The state of the physiotherapy services in Scotland. Report of a working party of the Scottish Local Board, 1972, 1975, 1976

Lifting patients in hospital

Lifting patients in the home

In-service training of helpers in physiotherapy departments

Recommended uniform and insignia

Report of the Joint Working Party on the training of helpers/aids, with the British Association of Occupational Therapists

Physiotherapy. The career for you?

Membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy [re application procedure]

Lifting patients

Physiotherapy today

Report of the Joint Working Party of the Remedial and Nursing Professions, with the British Association of Occupational Therapists, Society of Remedial Gymnasts and Royal College of Nursing

Fair pay for physiotherapists. A briefing paper for MPs

Services for members, 1984, c.1986

The education of chartered physiotherapists

The 1981 Education Act. Guidelines for physiotherapists and other paediatric professionals

Going for the burn. A survey of injuries in ‘exercises to music’ classes, Ruth Dodos, Information Department CSP/

Publications list, 1985, 1990

Factsheets 1-5

Thinking of private practice?

The physiotherapy helper. A guide to training and duties

Physiotherapy - the orthodox alternative

Safeguarding patient care in Europe. The need for EEC directives for physiotherapists

”Never two days the same”: A guide to becoming a physiotherapy teacher

Research and Evaluation Register

Health education and physiotherapy: a venture in collaboration, with the Health Education Authority

The steward’s starter pack

Your job. Your safety. Guidance on health and safety for physiotherapists working in the community

The history of The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Legal work pack. Information on legal issues for Chartered Physiotherapists

A new development. Study for a ‘top-up’ degree or postgraduate diploma through PACE

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Publications, 1991-2001

Publications, 2001

Publications, 2002

Publications, 2003

Publications, 2004

Publications, 2005

Publications, 2006

Standards of Practice publications

Various publications

Various publications, "Historic Reprints"

How to become a chartered physiotherapist

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How to become a chartered physiotherapist

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