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Opportunity for Students!
An exciting opportunity has arisen for two students to join the Physiotherapy Research Society as a Student Executive Committee Officer!
We are opening applications for our second cohort of students to join our committee. Please read full article for further details and find out how to apply.
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Funding Open from CSP Charitable Trust
The CSP Charitable Trust has opened applications for 2023 funding for both pre-doctoral and post-doctoral projects.
The awards are open to members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
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MEMBER NOTICE: Membership renewal update
We are changing the way we administer our accounts and this will affect all of our existing membership.
Please read the full article to find out what this means for you.
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How to make an outstanding poster - free webinar
We were delighted to collaborate with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) to co-host a webinar in mid-July entitled 'how to make an outstanding poster'
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PRS supporting APPN study day
We are delighted to be supporting the Advanced Practice Physiotherapy Network (APPN) study day on Thursday 25th April 2023!
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Implementation Research and the Getting it Right: Addressing Shoulder Pain (GRASP) trial
The PRS recently hosted our 2023 conference in Manchester with the theme ‘Implementation and Impact’. The audience were treated to an array of keynote speakers sharing their insights into implementation research and successful examples in practice (if you are a PRS member, please follow link for
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PRS Journal
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Join the PRS Executive Committee!
An exciting opportunity has opened up to join us on our executive committee!
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PRS membership - update
To all PRS members please note that we have moved from Direct Debits and Standing Orders to an on-line registration called Go-cardless.
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REGISTRATIONS OPEN #PRS2023
We're excited to be heading to Manchester Metropolitan University on 21st April 2023 for our 41st annual PRS conference.
To register, click here
To find out more about our conference, click here