Sue H-G 🇺🇦🇬🇧
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CSP Assistant Director (she/her) Practice & Development Leading a team passionate about physiotherapy and its value & contribution to health, care and wellbeing
Thorner, England
Joined July 2011
Great opportunity for person who can use their health informatics knowledge in the context of healthcare and can support @thecsp /members to show the value and impact of #physio and support skilling ⬆️of the CSP team/members @ashjamesphysio @KMiddletonCSP
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@R_S_P_H @HindleLinda Congratulations Linda. The recognition of your achievement is so deserved 🤩🤩🤩
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@MattLowPT @SuzanneRastrick @NHSEngland @UHD_NHS @KatherineArmit1 @BU_Orthopaedic @HealthSciUni @neiljlangridge @LivingWellPain @thecsp @ashjamesphysio @RogerKerry1 @c_hebron Congratulations @MattLowPT so good to see your contribution celebrated 👏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻🎉
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I would encourage members to read and consider interest in supporting a new network and its development. Please fill in the survey ⬇️⬇️⬇️💚
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RT @AbiHend: Important messages from @ashjamesphysio about #FCP . Working together to meet increasing population need is critical. Divisi…
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And to add to that evidence gained through national evaluations has consistently shown FCPs are safe, clinically effective and can speed up improvement.
That’s a particular view, but physiotherapists have been seeing patients without the patient needing to have a doctor triage them since the 70s, so this isn’t new. There is no doubt we see a range of practice in all fields but to state the best physios can manage without a Dr is a twisted ankle is at best disappointing and at worst hugely mis informed. We can all give examples of poor management, I’m sure Doctors miss things, mis refer, because that’s practice, it’s complex , I’ve seen It numerous times as part of my medico legal work when assessing physios and multi clinical claims, But clearly GPs are amazing clinicians who I hugely respect and I wouldn’t dream of labelling in any way. All the Drs I have had the pleasure to have worked with in primary and secondary care over 30 years thankfully have held very different views, so I believe yours with respect is an outlier from my working relationships. I don’t doubt physios get it wrong and some are In jobs where it might be too complex for their experience, ( this could be any profession) but physios have worked hard to try quickly to support primary care and whatever your view of that , applied standards were implemented as soon as possible, to support this drive into primary care. I would encourage you to get in contact with your local physio leads to exchange perceptions and watch some practice maybe?
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Absolutely @ashjamesphysio @thecsp @AbiHend if FCP roles are utilised as part of the primary care response to MSKDs and part of a whole pathway approach they can have great impact. Poor attention to implementation & whole pathway approach leads to ⬇️ outcomes and system confusion
My response to the recent discussions from @rcgp and others on #FCP Some points of clarification and a really need for us to work together on shared solutions More to come in a blog from @thecsp soon 👇👇👇
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So @lesleyahpd @AWalton_Connect we made it! Painkillers #Foxy’s!! Definitely needed after 28Ktn winds & squalls 😆
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A unique opportunity to work at regional and national level influencing, leading and supporting #physiotherapy to #improve #healthcare @DrakeMaureen @carolinemac50 @CarleytheKing @CSPYorksHumber @WYpartnership @HNYPartnership please share ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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RT @TashaOwusu1: Are you a service manager or leader of an organisation in the private sector that employs 20+ employees? Take part in thi…
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Looking for a different perspective of Physiotherapy? Looking to make a difference on the profession of the future? Then take a look at this role⬇️⬇️⬇️
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@adewagstaff @ashjamesphysio 1) Aesthetics out of scope 4 physios.. we’re still talking to MHRA & interested to know what they will do re guidance to other practitioners. 2) I wonder if simply tmore history & knowledge of Drs prescribing has led to more exemptions in place? Don’t know will keep on exploring
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@adewagstaff @ashjamesphysio It wasn’t decision making about a professional or individual it was about the product itself. It went to appeal apparently- glucosamine was the example given to me to explain why the judgement of what a medicine is, is complex & can shift.
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@adewagstaff @ashjamesphysio Really share your sentiment about the impact on many. In conversation earlier this week with MHRA I understood more of recent case law & how this shapes translation/decision about what is a medicine… Patient perception regardless of what practitioners advertise. It’s complex!
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@AndyMcdonough1 @thecsp @ABBIE_ACP @KMiddletonCSP @ashjamesphysio It’s also about the difference in classification of human medicines and blood products and the different sets of regulations for each.
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@adamdobson123 @ashjamesphysio Forgot to add Adam that HA, as we understand it from MHRA is classified as a device.
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@adamdobson123 @ashjamesphysio 2/2 Initial focus was in relation to manufacturing element and whether or not this was in scope. However, this area of practice started to be considered more broadly and led to this MHRA position. Further convo with MHRA will be happening.
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