In case you missed it – this month’s therapy sector news
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NAO report highlights crucial role of physiotherapy in frailty care
A new National Audit Office (NAO) report, informed by CSP evidence, emphasises the essential role of physiotherapy in improving outcomes for people living with frailty. The report points to significant gaps in access to early intervention and underscores the need for consistent community rehabilitation services nationwide.
iO announces results of Council elections
The Institute of Osteopathy (iO) has published the results of its latest Council elections, confirming new members who will support the organisation’s strategic direction and represent osteopaths across the UK. The announcement marks the beginning of a new governance cycle focused on professional development and sector growth.
Physiotherapy takes centre stage in Parliament
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) featured prominently in recent parliamentary discussions, with MPs highlighting the vital contribution of physiotherapy to reducing waiting lists, improving access to rehabilitation and supporting national workforce priorities. The debate reinforced the profession’s role in delivering timely, high-quality patient care.
GOsC secures successful prosecution for unlawful use of the title ‘osteopath’
The General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) has successfully prosecuted an individual misusing the protected title ‘osteopath’ after removal from the Register. The case brings light to the importance of title protection in safeguarding the public and ensuring that osteopathic care is delivered only by recognised, regulated professionals.
BCA responds to Public Accounts Committee inquiry on NHS wait times
The British Chiropractic Association (BCA) has issued a detailed response to the Public Accounts Committee’s inquiry into reducing NHS elective-care wait times. The submission highlights the potential for chiropractic and wider MSK services to support system capacity, improve patient pathways and ease bottlenecks in musculoskeletal care.
BASRaT reflects on its global professional progression
BASRaT has shared an update on the organisation’s continued international growth, recognising the expanding global presence of sport rehabilitators. The announcement outlines ongoing collaboration, professional recognition and the strengthening of standards across borders.
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