Bruce Walker

"It is likely that our field of interest will change considerably in the next 20 years because of research. We can no longer just say about our therapies that 'It works', as this begs the questions 'by how much and compared to what'. Similarly, diagnostic tests need to be refined or abandoned in the light of new evidence. Our journal will continue to publish sound science on these and other related topics to help inform clinical practice."

Bruce Walker
Editor-in-Chief

Charlotte Leboeuf-Yde

"Dynamic knowledge, the new information that keeps clinical practice young and exciting, is an integral part of our profession. I am glad to contribute to this process."

Charlotte Leboeuf-Yde
Associate Editor

Simon French

"The chiropractic profession does not have a strong track record of research activity and publication relative to many other healthcare professions. I am pleased to be able to improve this situation in my role as Chiropractic & Manual Therapies. An important role of our editorial team is to mentor prospective new authors and coach them through the publication process. In this and other roles, we work hard as an editorial team to ensure the research we publish in Chiropractic & Manual Therapies is of the highest quality and readily transferable to clinical practice."

Simon French
Associate Editor