Cambridge School of Physiotherapy, 1950-1993
- Date:
- 1950-1993
- Reference:
- SA/CSP/C.2/9/4/1
- Part of:
- Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
- Archives and manuscripts
About this work
Description
Contains correspondence, inspection reports and feedback, minute book extracts, a history of the School by W. Graham Cannon and newspaper and journal cuttings. Topics covered include the setting up of the School, staffing, facilities, suggestion of moving to Cambridge School of Art and Technology, provisions for male student and the Sex Discrimination Act, provisions for increasing student numbers, the move to UEA in the early 1990s etc.
Publication/Creation
1950-1993
Physical description
1 file (2 parts)
Biographical note
The School of Physiotherapy at Addenbrookes Hospital was opened in 1969 after the expansion of the hospital in the preceding years. Previously, there had been no facilities for the training of physiotherapists in the East Anglia area. In 1988, the School had its syllabus completely rewritten for the move towards a validated degree status and was subsequently located at the University of East Anglia.
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Location Status Access Closed stores