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AHPs and research - have your say
Are you an Allied Health Professional? Do you want to influence support for research in your profession? Please take part in our survey!
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#AHPsListen (Phase 2 now closed)
Have your say on the next AHP strategy for England
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Invitation to tender - the modern physiotherapy graduate
The Chartered Society for Physiotherapy (CSP) invites applications for a piece of work that will focus on exploring the knowledge, skills and behaviours required of the modern physiotherapy graduate.
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Time to shine - apply for the Chief Allied Health Professions Officer awards
Nominations are now open for the CAHPO awards 2021
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Go #Red4Research in June 2021
Support all the people making research into COVID-19 happen - wear red on June 18th.
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Physiotherapy Workforce Review 2021 - invitation to tender
The CSP wishes to commission a review of the physiotherapy workforce.
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CAHPR National Review Survey (now closed)
We would like to say thank you to the AHPs across the UK who contributed to the recent CAHPR survey, capturing your views on what is needed from an AHP research support network. Over 1,000 AHPs responded representing all the allied health professions and clinical, researcher, academic and managerial roles.
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CAHPR events - Spring 2021
CAHPR hubs in Oxfordshire and East Anglia have announced exciting online events to support AHP research this Spring
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CAHPR national review launched
We would like to hear your views on what is needed from an AHP research support network
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New CAHPR top tips: Becoming Research Active
The motivation for Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) to become active in research has never been so strong. Engagement in research enables AHPs to lead research which impacts clinical practice and improves patient care.
