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The 1989 Essay Competition
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THE AGENCY FOR PROFESSIONALS
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The 1989 Essay Competition Physiot herapist: Team member or solo performer? 1,500-2,000 words
TWO CATEGORIES OF ENTRIES 1. QUALIFIED SUBSCRIBING CSP MEMBERS 2. STUDENT MEMBERS OF THE CSP
El00 prize in each category To enter the competition, please send your essay, of no more than 2,000 words, to ’Essay Competition’, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, 14 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4ED. Complete and attach this form, but do not write your name on the essay itself. Closing date for receipt of entries: Wednesday, May 31. Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss) ............................................................................................................................................................ Category (qualified member or student). .............................................................
CSP membership number.. .............................
Address. ............................................................................................................................................................................
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Post code
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Entries will be acknowledged with a postcard, but will not be returned unless this is specifically requested. Winning entries will be published in Physiotherapy. The judges’ decision will be final.
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27 Weymouth Street, London W1N 6HQ
PHY S IOTHERAPISTS
FOR LOCUMS
We offer you excellent rates of pay and a personal service to match. For a prompt and efficient response toyour requirements please contactPAULA SARGENT MCSPSRP 01-543 7540 01-540 0627
27 Balfour Road, Wimbledon, London SW19 1JU
THE AGENCY FOR PROFESSIONALS
throughout the UK
LONDON PRESTON TORQUAY PORTSMOUTH BOURNEMOUTH WEYMOUTH
01 637 3131 0772 453209 0803 212858 0705 863927 0202 293949 0305 774279
The 1989 Essay Competition Physiot herapist: Team member or solo performer? 1,500-2,000 words
TWO CATEGORIES OF ENTRIES 1. QUALIFIED SUBSCRIBING CSP MEMBERS 2. STUDENT MEMBERS OF THE CSP
El00 prize in each category To enter the competition, please send your essay, of no more than 2,000 words, to ’Essay Competition’, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, 14 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4ED. Complete and attach this form, but do not write your name on the essay itself. Closing date for receipt of entries: Wednesday, May 31. Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss) ............................................................................................................................................................ Category (qualified member or student). .............................................................
CSP membership number.. .............................
Address. ............................................................................................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................................
Post code
..........................................
Entries will be acknowledged with a postcard, but will not be returned unless this is specifically requested. Winning entries will be published in Physiotherapy. The judges’ decision will be final.
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physiotherapy, April 1989, vol75, no 4