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02-08-2006 07:43 PM #1jaishingdiaGuest
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsLongevity of the work crisis?
Is there any word on when the work situation in the UK may improve?
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsLongevity of crisis?
Is there any word on how long there will be a physio job crisis in the UK? Can we expect improvements in the near future?
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Thanked 114 Times in 54 PostsTechnically CSP is NOT a requirement. It is advisable though as it is the only cheap way to buy your PI insurance as it is included with the membership.
This is of course a monopoly but it is why 99% of physios are members of the CSP. Were there another option then perhaps this number might be less, especially in the dismayed private practice arena.
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