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Setting the standards for registered 
UK Clinical Exercise Physiologists

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Latest from CEP-UK

Adult Students

CEP-UK Accreditation Assistance Programme 

Working with University teams developing Masters degrees in Clinical Exercise Physiology.

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Details for the next CEP-UK Conference have been released

Early bird tickets will be available until the end of January. 

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Accreditation for MSc Clinical Exercise Physiology courses now open

Higher Education MSc degree programmes can now apply for accreditation.

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How do I become a Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist?

Wider sector support

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Huw Edwards, CEO, UK Active

Ensuring that clinical exercise physiologists are professionally registered is an important step towards creating workforce capacity and professional standards that will help integrate the fitness and leisure sector into healthcare pathways such as social prescribing, community prehabilitation and rehabilitation, and exercise prescription.

Steve Aspinall, Chief Executive, BASRaT

 Registration for Clinical Exercise Physiologists is another fantastic step forwards for the UK healthcare landscape.

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Dariel Burdass, Chief Executive,  
The Physiological Society

Having registered Clinical Exercise Physiologists who are recognised as part of the allied health profession in the UK is important as  it will improve standards of practice in exercise research, improve reproducibility and ultimately improve health outcomes for patients. 

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Dr Katherine Carver, President, BACPR

This next step in establishing a regulated body for exercise physiologists can do nothing but further augment the safety and quality of physical activity guidance for those at risk of, or currently living with cardiovascular disease.

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