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Sunday 18 September 2011

Thinking about publishing

I keep a diary of my work related thoughts and activities in order to meet and exceed the standards of CPD - continuing professional development laid down by the HPC Health Professions Council and CSP Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.  I was thinking that I might publish what I can here online.... I have a lot of text so it would be a big task... But I thought people might like to know about the thoughts and professional journey of a physiotherapist in London England (physical therapist)......
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  1. Laura García7 January 2012 at 15:26

    I do encourage you to do it; other professionals could read what you do, give their opinions and maybe participate with some ideas. It is also a way of offering different tools to improve the other´s physios work.

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