Aims & Scope
Manual Therapy is a peer-reviewed journal catering for the diverse needs of the various professions
engaged in all aspects of manual therapy. The journal covers topics relevant to the neuromusculoskeletal system including: pathology/biomechanics/ergonomics/applied
anatomy and physiology/the scientific basis and efficacy of examination and ... click here for full Aims & Scope
Aims & Scope
Manual Therapy is a peer-reviewed journal catering for the diverse needs of the various professions
engaged in all aspects of manual therapy. The journal covers topics relevant to the neuromusculoskeletal system including: pathology/biomechanics/ergonomics/applied
anatomy and physiology/the scientific basis and efficacy of examination and manual therapeutic techniques/movement analysis/medicolegal
issues relating to practice/outcome measurement in manual therapy/and the psychosocial and economic factors which influence therapy outcomes
and effectiveness. Regular features of the journal include review articles, original papers, a masterclass section, abstracts, a subject-specific
bibliography, case reports, technical notes, book reviews, and events and conferences diary, and a medicolegal section. Papers submitted
to the journal are peer-reviewed by an international advisory board.
Manual Therapy is a valuable resource tool for all
those engaged in the many diverse aspects of manual therapy. Regular features include:
• Original Articles
•
Review Articles
• Masterclasses
• Case Reports
• Book Reviews
• Conference Diary
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Editors: Contact the Editor
Ann Moore
Gwendolen Jull
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