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Physiotherapists

Feature - 5 May 2008

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    • How can unemployment among graduates be cut?

    Carol Harris provides an overview of what SHAs, trusts and the CSP are doing about the lack of jobs.

    Unemployment among physiotherapy graduates is a continuing concern. The problem is a result of a combination of rapid expansion of student numbers, poor workforce planning and a shortage of junior posts, compounded by NHS financial restrictions....

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