Honorary Fellows

Ann Moore

Honorary Fellow

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I am editor in Chief of an international journal MSK Science and Practice and also Director of the Council for AHP Research (CAHPR)

PUBLICATIONS (Peer reviewed journal articles, Thesis, books, book chapters, reports)

Thesis
1989 Moore A. P. (1989) 'Study to determine the efficacy of active exercise regimes in the
treatment of low back pain', PhD Thesis housed Coventry University and the British Lending Library.

Books
1992 Wright C and Whittington D (1992) 'Quality Assurance - An Introduction for Healthcare Professionals'. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh. (A. P. Moore part of the project team involved in the writing and production of this learning package).
1996 Moore A P, Hilton R, Caladine L, Bristow H, Morris J, (1996) The Clinical Educator: Role Development: A self-directed learning text. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh.
1998 Petty N, Moore A P and (1998) 1st Ed. Neuromusculoskeletal Examination Assessment. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh
2000 Petty N.J, Moore A.P (2000) Esame clinico e valutazione neuromuscolo-scheletrica in Terapia Manuale. Masson 88 214 2490 1 (Textbook on Examination and Assessment of Musculoskeletal Dysfunction Italian Translation).
2001 Petty NJ, Moore AP (2001) Neuromusculoskeletal Examination and Assessment: A Manipulation Therapy Handbook 2nd Edition, Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh.
2006 Cross V, Moore AP, Morris J, Caladine L, Hilton R, Bristow H, (2006) The Practice Based Educator - A reflective tool for CPD and accreditation. Wiley Publishers. Chichester.

Book Chapters
2000 Caladine Lynne, Moore AP, Morris J (2000) Role Development for Clinical Educators by Distance Learning. New Directions in Professional Higher Education. The Society for Research into Higher Education Chapter 8 p134 -142.
2004 Moore A P, (2004) Principles of Patient Management in Petty NJ, Principles of Neuro Musculoskeletal Treatment & Management, Churchill & Livingstone, Edinburgh, 325-355, ISBN 0-443-07062-8.
2006 Morris J, Moore AP, Management of Student Placements. Chapter In Jones R and Jenkins F, (Ed) Developing the Allied Health Professional, Ratcliffe Publications.
2006 Moore AP, Managing a Research Culture Chapter In Jones R, Management, Leadership and Development in the Allied Health Professions, Ratcliffe Publications.
2004 Pringle E, Moore AP (2004), Stakeholder Perspectives on CPD in Tools for Continuing Professional Development, Hong CS, Harrison (Eds) Quay Books, MA Healthcare Ltd, Wiltshire ISBN185642-250X Chapter in Book, Pg 104-118.
2010 Moore A (2010) Outcome measurement in clinical practice. In Jones R and Jenkins F (eds), Managing money, measurement and marketing in the Allied Health Professions. Radcliffe Publishing, Oxford, New York.
2011 Moore AP (2009) Principles of patient management. In Petty NJ, Principles of Neuromusculoskeletal treatment and management: a Handbook for therapists. 2nd Edition. In press

Reports
1996 Moore, A.P. (1996) 'The Development of the Mid Kent & Brighton Outcome Measurement Tool for Physiotherapy Outpatient Services: Full Report. University of Brighton, Brighton ISBN 1-871966-54-X.
1997 Moore A.P and Petty N.J. (1997) 'Function of the Spine' in Trew, M & Everett, T. Human Movement: An introductory text, 3rd ed. Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh, pp 171-192. ISBN:
1998 Moore A.P (1998) An Audit of the Outcome of Physiotherapy Intervention for Outpatients with Back Pain Against set Clinical Standards. University of Brighton, 1-901177-45-9.
1999 Moore A.P (1999) An Audit of the Outcome of Physiotherapy Intervention for Outpatients with cervical spine pain and dysfunction. University of Brighton ISSN: 1-901177-50-5.
2001 Crouch V, Moore AP, Morris J, Martin M (2001) An Evaluation of Clinical Educational Models for Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy: Comparing 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 Placement Models. ISBN: 190117747.
2005 Moore AP, Jackson A, Jordan J, Hammersley S, Hill J, Mercer C, Smith C, Woby S, Hudson A (2005) Clinical guidelines for the physiotherapy management of whiplash associated disorder. Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, London.
2012 Leach J, Cross V, Fawkes C, Mandy A, Hankins M, Fiske A, Bottomley L, Moore AP (2011) Investigating osteopathic patients' expectations of osteopathic care: the OPEn project. Full Research Report. University of Brighton.
Peer reviewed journal articles
1991 Moore A.P. (1991) 'Efficacy of Active Exercise Regimes in the Treatment of Low Back Pain' (Abstract of PhD Thesis), Physiotherapy, July, 77:7, 493.
1992 Moore A. P. (1992) 'The history of manipulation and development of the Manipulation Association of Chartered Physiotherapists' Manipulative Physiotherapist, 24:2, 35 - 38.
1993 Moore A.P. (1993) 'An overview of the development and rationale of the uses of exercise therapy for spondylogenic low back pain' Manipulative Physiotherapist, 25:1, 43 - 49.
1995 Troke M, Moore A.P, (1995) 'The development of a new form of fixation for the OSI CA 6000 Spine Motion Analyzer. Manual Therapy 1:1, 43 - 46.
1996 Bailey M, Dew M and Moore A (1996) 'A cognitive analysis of the incidence of overuse knee injuries in triathlon runners and cyclists'. British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 3:10, 537-541.
1996 Troke M., Moore A P , and Cheek E. (1996) Intra-operator and Inter -operator Reliability of the OSI CA 6000 Spine Motion Analyser with a new skin fixation system' Manual Therapy , 1 :2 , 94 -98.
1997 Moore A.P (1997) 'Research: The collaborative approach: Clinicians and academics' Physiotherapy, 83:5, 229-234.
1998 Troke M, Moore AP and Cheek E, (1998) 'Intra-operator and inter-operator reliability of the OSI CA 6000 Spine Motion Analyser with a new skin fixation system when used on the thoracic spine'. Manual Therapy, 3(1): 27-33.
1998 Moore AP, Hough A, and Jones MP (1998) Peripheral nerve dynamics imaged by ultrasonography. European Journal of Ultrasound. 8, 3, 510-511.
1999 Hurley DA, McDonough SM, Walsh DM, Moore AP, Baxter GD (1999) Efficacy of two interferential therapy electrode placement sites for treatment of patients with low back pain: three month follow up. Irish Journal of Medical Science. 168:294-5.
2000 Hurley DA, McDonough SM, Moore AP, Baxter GD, Dusoir TE (2000) One-year Predictive Utility of Biopsychosocial Screening Questionnaire for Low Back Pain-Related Outcomes. Physiotherapy 86(7):375.
2000 Hurley DA, Dusoir TE, McDonough SM, Moore AP, Linton SJ, Baxter GD (2000) Biopsychosocial Screening Questionnaire for Patients with Low Back Pain: Preliminary Report of Utility in Physiotherapy Practice in Northern Ireland. The Clinical Journal of Pain. 16 (3) 214-218.
2000 Hurley DA, Minder PM, McDonough SM, Walsh DM, Moore AP, Baxter GD (2000) A preliminary investigation of interferential therapy electrode placement technique in acute low back pain. Physiotherapy, 2000; 86:1; 36.
2000 Hough A, Moore AP, Jones MP (2000) Peripheral Nerve Motion Measurement with Spectral Doppler Sonography. Journal of Hand Surgery. 25B (6)585-587.
2001 Troke M, Moore AP, Maillardet FJ, Cheek E, Wells NS, Sidhu PS (2001) X-ray validation of measures recorded by the modified CA6000 spine motion analysis system. Physiotherapy 87 (2): 90-1
2001 Troke M, Moore AP, Maillardet FJ, Cheek E, Wells NS, Sidhu PS (2001) X-ray validation of measures recorded by the modified CA6000 spine motion analysis system. Rheumatology, 40 (Suppl): 103.
2001 Hough AD, Moore AP, Jones MP (2001) Reliability of Doppler Ultrasound Measurement of Median Nerve Motion, European Journal of Ultrasound. Vol 13, supp1, p58 (abstract).
2001 Troke M, Moore AP, Maillardet FJ, Hough Alan, Cheek E (2001) A new Comprehensive Normative Database of Lumbar spine ranges of motion. Clinical Rehabilitation. 15: 371-379 (0269-2155(01).
2001 Pringle E, Moore AP (2001) Stakeholder Perspectives on CPD. British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. 8(6) 212-216
2001 Hurley DA, Dusoir TE, McDonough SM, Moore AP, Baxter GD, David TD (2001) How Effective is the Acute Low Back Pain Screening Questionnaire for Predicting 1-Year Follow-Up in Patients With Low Back Pain? The Clinical Journal of Pain. 17:256-263.
2001 Hurley DA, McDonough SM, Moore AP, Baxter GD (2001) Effectiveness of Manipulative Therapy and Interferential Therapy in the Treatment of Acute Low back Pain: Six Month Results from a Randomised Controlled Trial. Touch Note - The Newsletter of the Manipulation Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (Nov 2001 Vol 7 Issue 4 Page 2).
2001 Hurley DA, McDonough SM, Moore AP, Baxter GD (2001) The Relationship Between Outcomes from a Randomised Controlled Trial at six months and Biopsychosocial Risk Factors for Chronicity (Nov 2001) Touch Note Vol 7 Issue 4 Page 3.
2001 Hurley D.A, Minder P.M, McDonough S. M, Walsh D.M, Moore A. P, Baxter G.D (2001) Interferential Therapy Electrode Placement Technique in Acute Low Back Pain: A Preliminary Investigation. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 82, 485-493.
2001 Moore AP (2001) Evidence based Healthcare In touch 98-3-9.
2002 Crouch V, Moore AP, Morris J, Martin M (2002) Comparison of 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 Placement Models for Clinical Education in Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy. Physiotherapy Vol 88 No. 2 p112.
2002 Britton C, Moore AP (2002) Views from the inside Part 1: routes to diagnosis: families' experience of living with a child with arthritis. British Journal of Occupational Therapy. 65 (8) 374-381.
2002 Britton C, Moore AP (2002) Views from the inside Part 2: What the children with Juvenile Arthritis said and the experiences of mothers, fathers and grandparents. British Journal of Occupational Therapy 65 (9) 413-419.
2002 Britton C, Moore AP (2002) Views from the inside Part 3: Families undertaking prescribed exercise and splinting programmes and a new model of the families' experience of living with juvenile arthritis. British Journal of Occupational Therapy 65 (10) 453-460.
2002 Bunce S M, Moore AP, Hough AD (2002) M-mode ultrasound: A reliable measure of transversus abdominis thickness? Clinical Biomechanics. 17 315-317.
2003 Moore AP, Morris J, Crouch V and Martin M. (2003) Evaluation of Physiotherapy clinical Education Models, Comparing 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 placements. Physiotherapy Journal volume 89:8 489-501.
2004 Bunce S, Hough A, Moore A P, (2004) The Measurement of Abdominal Muscle Thickness Using Diagnostic Ultrasound. Manual Therapy Journal 9 (1) 41-44 ISSN- 1356-689X.
2004 Martin M, Morris J, Moore A P, Sadlo G, Crouch V, (2004) Evaluating Practice Models in Occupational Therapy: Comparing 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 Placements, British Journal of Occupational Therapy, May 2004, 67 (5).
2004 Hurley-Osing, McDonough S, Moore AP, Dempster M, Baxter DG (2004) A Randomized Clinical Trial of Manipulative Therapy & Interferential Therapy for Acute Low Back Pain, Spine 29(20):2207-2216, ISSN: 0362-2436.
2004 Otter S, Springett K, Lucas K, Moore AP, Horne R, Davies K, Young A (2004) The Role of Outcome measures in assessing change in the at-risk rheumatoid foot. Journal of Tissue Viability 14 (4) 137-141.
2005 Sofaer B, Moore AP, Holloway I, Lamberty TJM, Thorpe TAS, O'Dwyer JP (2005) Chronic Pain as perceived by older people: a qualitative study, Age & Aging 34: 462-466.
2005 Hurley DA, McDonough SM, Baxter GD, Dempster M, Moore AP, (2005) A Descriptive Study of the Usage of Spinal Manipulative Therapy Techniques within a Randomized Controlled Trial in Acute Low Back Pain, Manual Therapy, Vol 10 1 61-67.
2005 Troke M, Moore AP, Maillardet FJ, Cheek E, (2005) A Normative Database of Lumbar Spine Ranges of Motion, Manual Therapy, 10 (3): 198-206.
2006 Goldby L, Moore A P, Doust J, Trew M, (2006) A Randomized Controlled Trial Investigating the Efficacy of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy on Chronic Low Back Pain, Spine 31 (10): 1083 - 1093. ISSN: 0362-2436.
2007 Sofaer B, Moore AP, Holloway I, Lamberty JM, Thorp TAS, O'Dwyer J, (2007) Perseverance by older people in the management of chronic pain: a qualitative study. Pain Medicine 8(3): 263-280 ISSN: 1526-2375.
2007 Sofaer B, Moore AP, Walker J, Lamberty J, Thorp TAS, O'Dwyer J,(2007) The Social Consequences for Older People of Neuropathic Pain - A qualitative study. Pain Medicine. 8(3): 271-280 Impact factor: 2.447.
2007 Zamani J, Vogel S, Moore AP, Lucas K (2007) "Analysis of exercise content in osteopathic curricula in the United Kingdom". International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine 10(4):97-103 ISSN: 1746-0689.
2007 Lee E, Jones M, Moore AP (2007) The rehabilitation journey of Chinese patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma: a study of their experiences during clinical encounter. Integrative Cancer Therapies 7(1): 24-32.
2007 Hough A, Moore AP, Jones MP, (2007) Reduced Longitudinal Excursion of the Median Nerve in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Archives Physical Medicine Rehabilitation. 88(5): 569-576 Impact factor: 1.826.
2007 Mercer C, Jackson A, Moore AP, (2007) Developing clinical guidelines for the physiotherapy management of whiplash associated disorder (WAD). International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine. 10: 50-54. ISSN: 1746-0689
2008 Lee EWC, Twinn S, Moore A, Jones M, Leung SF (2008) Clinical encounter experiences of patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Integrative Cancer Therapies, 7 (1): 24-32. Impact factor: 1.508
2008 Sokunbi O, Watt P, Moore A (2008) Changes in plasma concentration of serotonin in response to spinal stabilisation exercises in chronic low back pain patient. Nigerian QT Journal Hosp. Med. 17(3): 108-111. Jul-Sep 2007.
2008 Geldman M, Moore AP, Cheek L (2008) The effect of pre-injury physical fitness on the initial severity and recovery from whiplash injury at six months follow-up. Clinical Rehabilitation. 22(4): 364-376 ISSN: 0269-2155. Impact factor: 1.500
2008 Sokunbi O, Watt P, Moore A (2008) A randomised controlled trial (RCT) on the effects of frequency of application of spinal stabilisation exercises on multifidus cross sectional area (MFCSA) in participants with chronic low back pain. Physiotherapy Singapore. 11(2): 9-17. ISSN: 02191091. Impact factor: unclassified.
2010 Rushton A, Moore A (2010) International identification of research priorities for postgraduate theses in musculoskeletal physiotherapy using a modified Delphi technique. Manual Therapy.15(2): 142-148 ISSN: 1356-689X Impact factor: 2.319
2010 Sokunbi O, Cross V, Watt P, Moore AP (2010) Experiences of individuals with chronic low back pain during and after their participation in a spinal stabilisation exercise programme - A pilot qualitative study. Manual Therapy 15(2): 179-184 ISSN: 1356-689X Impact factor: 2.319 Doi: 10.1016/j.math.2009.10.006
2010 Otter J S, Lucas K, Springett K, Moore A, Davies K, Cheek L, Young A (2010) Foot pain in rheumatoid arthritis prevalence, risk factors and management: an epidemiological study. Clinical Rheumatology. 29(3), 255-271. ISSN: 0770-3198 (Print). Impact factor: 1.559 DOI 10.1007/s10067-009-1312-y
2011 Al-Oraibi S, Dawson VL, Balloch S, Moore AP (2011) Impact of culture on rehabilitation services for stroke patients in developing countries: Jordanian Perspective. International Journal of Disability, Community and Rehabilitation. 10 (1). ISSN: 1703-3381
2011 Al-Oraibi S, Dawson VL, Balloch S, Moore AP (2011) Rehabilitation services for persons affected by stroke in Jordan. Disability, CBR and Inclusive Development, 22(1), 73-84. ISSN: 2211-5242. DOI 10.5463/DCID.v22i1.18
2011 Moore AP (2011) Manual Physical Therapists in changing education and social environment and the growth of clinical autonomy. Manuelle Therapie, 15: 41-45. ISSN 4133-2671.
2011 Van der Wees P, Moore AP, Powers C, Stewart A, Nijhuis Van der Sanden MWG, De Bie RA (2011) Development of Clinical Guidelines in Physical Therapy: Perspective for International Collaboration. Journal of American Physical Therapy Association, 91(10): 1-14. ISSN: 1538-6724. Impact factor: 2.645
2012 Otter S, Lucas K, Moore A, Springett K, Davis K, Young A, Walker-Bone K (2011) Identifying patient reported outcomes in rheumatoid arthritis: the impact of foot symptoms on self-perceived quality of life. International Journal of Inflammation. Published online Feb 2012DOI: 10.1002/msc.1001
2012 Cruz EJBC, Moore AP, Cross C (2012) Clinical Reasoning and patient-centred care in musculoskeletal physiotherapy in Portugal: A qualitative study. Manual Therapy 17: 246-250. ISSN: 1356-689X Impact factor: 2.319
2012 Thomson OP, Petty NJ, Moore AP (2012) Reconsidering the patient-centeredness of osteopathy. The International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine. ISSN: 1746-0689. Impact factor: 0.195. In press
2012 Rankin G, Rushton A, Olver P, Moore AP (2012) Chartered Society of Physiotherapy's identification of national research priorities for physiotherapy using a modified Delphi technique. Physiotherapy Journal. ISSN: 0031-9406.

In Press
2012 Ha TH, Saber-Sheikh K, Moore AP, Jones MP (2012) Errors in three dimensional spinal motion measurement using surface motion sensors. Journal of Innovation in Engineering Technology and Education. 1 (2012). ISSN: 2232-1357
2012 Cruz EJBC, Moore AP, Cross C (2012) A qualitative study of physiotherapy final year undergraduate student's perceptions of clinical reasoning. Manual Therapy ISSN: 1356-689X Impact factor: 2.319. In press
2012 Ha TH, Saber-Sheikh K, Moore AP, Jones MP (2012) Measurement of lumbar spine range of movement and coupled motion using inertial sensors - a protocol validity study. Manual Therapy ISSN: 1356-689X Impact factor: 2.319 - in press
2012 Ridehalgh C, Moore A, Hough A (2012) Repeatability of measuring sciatic nerve excursion during a modified passive straight leg raise test with ultrasound imaging. Manual Therapy ISSN: 1356-689X Impact factor: 2.319 - in press
2012 Hooson JM, Stew G, Coetzer R, Moore AP (2012) Patient's experience of return to work rehabilitation following traumatic brain injury: a phenomenological study. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation. ISSN: 0960-2011. In press
2012 Moore AP, Bryant E, Oliver G (2012) Development and use of standardised data collection tools to support and inform musculoskeletal practice. Manual Therapy. ISSN: 1356-689X Impact factor: 2.319 - Accepted for publication July 2012

EDITORIALS
1995 Moore A P, Jull G (November 1995) Editorial Manual Therapy. 1(1) 1-58
1996 Moore A P, Jull G (March 1996) Editorial Manual Therapy. 59-116
1996 Moore A P, Jull G, (June 1996) Editorial Manual Therapy. 1(3) 117-176
1996 Moore A P, Jull G (September 1996) Editorial Manual Therapy. 1(4) 177-232
1996 Moore A P, Jull G (December 1996) Editorial Manual Therapy. 1(5) 233-290
1997 Moore A P, Jull G (February 1997) Editorial Manual Therapy. 2(1) 1-56
1997 Moore A P, Jull G (May 1997) Editorial Manual Therapy. 2(2) 57-120
1997 Moore A P, Jull G (August 1997) Editorial Manual Therapy. 2(3)121-180
1997 Moore A P, Jull G (November 1997) Editorial Manual Therapy. 2(4) 181-242
1998 Moore A P, Jull G (February 1998) Editorial Manual Therapy. 3(1) 1-60
2000 Moore A P, Jull G (February 2000) Editorial Manual Therapy. 5(1) 1-60
2000 Moore A P, Jull G (August 2000) Editorial Manual Therapy. Evidence based practices: the need for new research directions 5(3) 131-196
2000 Moore A P, Jull G (November 2000) Editorial Manual Therapy. Fads and fashion 5 (4) 197-256
2001 Moore A P, Jull G (February 2001) Editorial Manual Therapy. The Manual Therapist as an Educator 6(1) 1-64
2001 Jull G, Moore A P, (May 2001) Editorial Manual Therapy. Delivery of musculoskeletal therapy on line. 6(2) 65-128
2001 Moore A P, Jull G (August 2001) Editorial Manual Therapy. The Art of Listening 6(3) 129-194
2001 Moore A P, Petty N (November 2001) Editorial Manual Therapy. Evidence-based practice - getting to grip and finding a balance 6 (4) 195-264
2001 Moore AP, Cupitt R (2001) The Manual Therapist as an Educator. Editorial Manual Therapy Journal. 6(01) 1-2
2002 Moore A P, Jull G (February 2002) Editorial Manual Therapy 7 (1), 1
2002 Moore A P, Jull G (May 2002) Editorial Manual Therapy. Are manipulative therapy approaches the same? 7 (2), 63
2002 Moore A P, Jull G (August 2002) Editorial Manual Therapy. Reflections on the musculoskeletal therapists' multifaceted role and influences on treatment outcomes 7 (3), 119-120
2002 Jull G, Moore AP (November 2002) Editorial Manual Therapy Journal. What is a suitable dosage of Physical Therapy Treatment? 7 (4), 181-182
2003 Moore A P, Jull G (February 2003) Editorial Manual Therapy Journal. Editorials and Scholarly debate.
2003 Moore A P, (March 2003) Guest Editorial Manuelle Therapie 7, 1-2 Thieme Germany ISSN 4133-2671
2003 Moore A P, Jull G (2003) Editorial Manual Therapy. Master classes Reconsidered and Revisited.
2003 Moore A P. Jull G (2003) Clinical Guideline Developments, Manual Therapy Journal 8 (4) 193-194
2005 Moore A P, (2005) Guest Editorial, International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine
2005 Moore AP, Jull G (2005) Manual Therapy Journal 10 year anniversary editorial, Manual Therapy 10 (2) 93-95
2006 Moore AP, Jull G (2006) New Year's resolutions and personal and professional development 2006. Manual Therapy 11 (1)
2006 Moore AP, Jull G (2006) The systematic review of systematic reviews has arrived! Manual Therapy 11 91-92
2006 Moore AP, Jull G (2006) Pain and performance, evidence and effect. Manual Therapy. Special Issue based on the Second International Conference on Movement Dysfunction. 11 167-168
2007 Moore AP, Jull G (2007) New Year Electronic Resolutions, Manual Therapy ,12 (2) 85
2007 Moore AP, Jull G (2007) Physiotherapists closer together not worlds apart! Manual Therapy, 12 (3) 199
2007 Moore AP, Jull G (2007) Sharing Good Practice. Manual Therapy Journal 12 (4) 297
2008 Moore AP (Guest Editorial) Tijdschrift Manuel Therapie. IFOMT Edition, June 2008. "Actions speak louder than words".
2008 Moore AP, Jull G, (2008) Collegiality in Musculoskeletal Therapy, a strength & a Tool for Manual Therapy 13(5): 277
2008 Jull G, Moore AP (2008) Specialisation in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy - The
Australian Model. Manual Therapy 13(3): 181-182
2008 Moore AP, Jull G, (2008) Educator skills for Musculoskeletal Therapy Procedure: Do
we use these skills effectively ~& how & when are they used? Manual Therapy 13(2):
91-92
2009 Rushton A, Moore AP, (2009) Identifying research priorities across a range of researchers: do we need to be more strategic to maximise opportunities? International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 16 (4): 186-187
2009 Jull G, Moore AP (2009) The primacy of clinical reasoning and clinical practical skills. Manual Therapy Journal. 14(4) 353-354.
2009 Moore A, Jull G (2009) New Year wishes. Manual Therapy Journal. 14(1) 1.
2009 Moore AP, Jull G (2009) Standardised clinical data collection and agreed outcome measurement. Manual Therapy Journal. 14(3) 241-242.
2009 Moore A (2009) Physiothérapie Mondiale, les cinq prochaines années. Thérapie Manuelle - Cheville et pied. (92-93) : 1
2010 Moore A, Jull G (2010) Manual Therapy Journal. 15 (1).
2010 Moore A (2010) Capitalising on effective treatment strategies for low back pain - how do we bridge the self-management gap? Manual Therapy Journal. 15(2) 133-134.
2010 Moore A, (2010) With sadness on the passing of Geoffrey Maitland. Manual Therapy Journal. 15(3) 211.
2010 Moore A, Jull G (2010) Systematic reviews assessing multi-modal treatments. Manual Therapy Journal. 15(4) 303-304.
2010 Moore A, Jull G (2010) Impact factor reviews. Manual Therapy Journal. 15(5) 409.
2010 Moore A, Jull G (2010) Changing complexities of challenges for clinical practice. Manual Therapy Journal. 15(6) 513.
2011 Falla D, Moore A (2011) Editorial for the special issue of manual therapy based on the third international conference on movement dysfunction. Manual Therapy Journal. 16(1)1-2.
2011 Bury T, Moore A (2011) Ámsterdam - donde los profesionales da la Fisioterapia se encontrarán en 2011. Fisioterapia. 33(1) 1-2.
2011 Bury T, Moore A (2011) Amsterdam - where the world of physical therapy will meet in 2011. Fisioterapia. 33(1): 3-4.
2011 Moore A, Jull G (2011) Musculoskeletal therapy and global challenges. Manual Therapy Journal. 16(4) 307.
2011 Moore A (2011) Editorial. Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Public Health News. Summer 2011: 1.
2012 Moore A, Jull G (2012) Editorial - Manual Therapy Journal. 17(1): 1.
2012 Moore A, Jull G (2012 Physical activity/exercise - What does it mean to students, clinicians, patients and researchers? Manual Therapy Journal. 17(2): 99
2012 Jull G, Moore AP (2012) Editorial: Hands-on, Hands-off? The swing in musculoskeletal physiotherapy practice. Manual Therapy Journal. 17(3)199-200

Linda Exelby

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- B Sc (Physio) Cape Town University (1975-1978)
- GradDipManTher (Perth, Australia) (1990)
- Member MACP since 1988
- Senior lecturer (Herts University)on the Masters NMS programme.
- Has a clinical caseload in a private practice (Chichester)

Professional Activities:
- Past Member of Mulligan Teachers Association -MCTA. (UK & International Lecturer, Treasurer).
- Reviewer for Journal of Manual Therapy.
- Past Executive Committee member, MACP (Past chairperson of Continuing Professional Development committee, Vice Chairperson and Secretary).
- In capacity of PDC chairperson have organised a number of National and International Physiotherapy Conferences & Courses.
- Past Lecturer on the MACP self-directed pathway neuromusculoskeletal (NMS) course that led to membership.
- Past clinical mentor to M Sc and MACP NMS courses.

Publications:
- "The effect of Physiotherapy Treatments During Ultramarathons" - SA Journal of Physiotherapy. November 1985
- Mobilisations with Movement: A Personal View. Physiotherapy. (1995) 81 (12), 724-729.
- Peripheral Mobilisations with Movement. Manual Therapy. (1996) 1 (3) 118-126.
- "Manual Therapy - An Evolving Species". In Touch - OCPPP (2000) Spring Issue No 93 23-29.
- The Locked Facet Joint: intervention using mobilizations with movement. Manual Therapy (2001) 6(2) 116-121
- The Mulligan concept: its application in the management of spinal conditions. Manual Therapy (2002) 7(2) 64-70

Summary
I believe passionately in the clinical application and teaching of the importance of undertaking a comprehensive analysis of movement and function to identify the relationship between cause and symptoms of musculoskeletal problems .The management of patients should be the application of appropriate interventions, my particular skills being manual therapy and exercise in particular correction of movement dysfunction /motor control. I believe that a close working relationship and communication with other members of the patient's medical team is fundamental to a successful outcome.

Jane Greening

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Jean McCluskey

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Ruth Sephton

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Ruth qualified as a physiotherapist in 1986 and over the course of her career has specialised in the musculoskeletal field. She completed an MSc in Manual Therapy in 1999 and was awarded Fellowship of the Manipulation Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in 2008. In addition to clinical work, Ruth has extensive teaching experience at both undergraduate and postgraduate level including leadership of the Advanced Musculoskeletal Practice and Manual Therapy MSc programmes at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU). In February 2004, Ruth gained the position of Consultant Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist at NHS Knowsley, a post which has research and educational links with both the University of Manchester and MMU. Ruth has had vast experience of redesigning services for patients with musculoskeletal pathology and has led the development and implementation of a Musculoskeletal Clinical Assessment and Treatment Service (MCAS) integrating both community and acute Trust musculoskeletal services.

Ruth has promoted and added to the evidence base in the musculoskeletal field. She has recently published a study carried out with Manchester University assessing the clinical outcomes in the MCAS which is one of the few studies of this type in the UK. Ruth’s work on spinal red flag pathways was awarded the British Society for Back Pain Research Presidents Award. She has presented at national conferences on various subjects within her area of expertise. Ruth has always been an active member of the MACP and has contributed to various committees over the course of her membership including being a founder member of the Committee for Educational Approval.

Alison Rushton

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Dr Alison Rushton EdD, MSc, Grad Dip Phys, DipTP, FHEA, FCSP, FMACP, Hon CAMPT

Alison is Professor and Director of Physical Therapy at Western University, Canada. Alison has a strong research profile, with £426K active funding, >£1.6M previous funding, £10M research centre funding, £1 million internal investment, and >150 publications in high impact journals. Alison has supervised 12 PhDs (7 as lead supervisor, 8 in progress), >15 MRes, >200 MSc students; and has examined 15 PhD theses. Alison’s research is at the forefront of enhancing our understanding of the assessment and management of musculoskeletal disorders, focused on precision rehabilitation for spinal problems; and she leads the IFOMPT cervical framework research group. Alison is an Associate Editor of Plos One, a member of the Editorial Board of the Musculoskeletal Science and Practice journal, and a fellow of the MACP in the UK and a member of CAMPT in Canada.

Alison has chaired the IFOMPT Standards Committee since 2004 and was previously the Member Organisation Delegate for the UK. Within the MACP, Alison has previously chaired the Committee for Education and Approval and was Vice Chair of the Executive Committee.

Alison has also been awarded Honorary membership of the OMT Espana Terapia Manual Ortopedica, and a Fellowship of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy for her national and international contribution to the development of musculoskeletal physiotherapy through the development of education and research.  Alison maintains an Honorary Reader position at the University of Birmingham, UK.

Alison’s vision for musculoskeletal physiotherapy is high quality international standards of education and research enabling the MACP to be a global leader in advanced practice musculoskeletal physiotherapy. She is a strong advocate for research underpinning practice and development of advanced roles, and works globally to support development of groups and individual physiotherapists in a range of countries who aspire for excellence in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.

Recent publications

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Susan Adams

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Karen Beeton

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Karen has worked at the University of Hertfordshire since 1996 and is Associate Head in the School of Health and Emergency Professions with responsibility for postgraduate and commercial activities. She is a past chair of the MACP and is a member of the IFOMPT Standards Committee. She has been a member of the Editorial Committee of Manual Therapy journal since its inception. Manual Therapy is a peer reviewed international journal and she is responsible for the Masterclass section, which showcases contemporary clinical issues. Her research interests are in haemophilia and quality of life and this was the focus of her PhD. She has presented at conferences across the world and has also been involved in the organisation of a wide range of events through university, national and international committees that she is involved with. She was awarded a Fellowship of the CSP in 2008 and the MACP in 2009 in recognition of my contribution to professional practice, promotion of education and research and development of the professions knowledge base and so has an in-depth understanding of the professional development needs of the physiotherapy profession. Her background and expertise means that she bring a wealth of experience of how to produce a highly successful, innovative, evidence based and well organised conference. 

Nicola Petty

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Nikki Petty qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist from Newcastle Polytechnic in 1979. After a few years in clinical practice in Northumberland and a year in Saudi Arabia, she moved to Australia to undertake a Graduate Diploma in Manipulative Therapy at La Trobe University in Melbourne as a full time overseas student. She successfully completed this in 1986 and was recipient of the Graduate Research Prize. She returned to the UK and took up an outpatient post at the Royal Sussex County Hospital and became a Superintendent III Physiotherapist with responsibility for MSK education across the Trust. She acted as clinical supervisor for the South East Thames Spinal Manipulation Course, was a tutor for MACP weekend courses and for 7 years acted as examiner for the MACP entry examinations. In 1991, she moved into Higher Education to the recently opened School of Physiotherapy at the University of Brighton. At that time she taught musculoskeletal physiotherapy and anatomy at undergraduate level. After successfully completing a research dissertation on the effects of lumbar spine PA mobilisations on sagittal mobility of the lumbar spine (subsequently published in Manual Therapy), she upgraded her Graduate Diploma to an MSc at Coventry University in 1995. The following year, she led the programme development of an MSc in Manipulative Physiotherapy which took its first cohort in 1997 and remained course leader until 2009. During this period she was editor for the MACP newsletter, 'Touch-Note' for 6 years. In 1997 the MACP Course Approval Board (later Committee for Education and Approval) was initiated and she became a founder member, vice chair and chair over the following 12 years. Nikki was a member of the MACP executive committee from 1999 to 2002 and from 2007 to 2009. She acted as external examiner and MACP assessor for musculoskeletal physiotherapy MSc programmes at Sheffield and Coventry.
In 2001, she was made President of the Sussex Downs Branch of the CSP and vice president the year after. She undertook a Doctorate in Physiotherapy (DPT) from University of Brighton from 2003 to 2009. Her thesis was entitled 'towards clinical expertise: learning transitions of neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapists' and published research papers in Physiotherapy and Manual Therapy during 2011. In 2009 she took up a faculty role as Programme Leader of the Professional Doctorate in Health and Social Care. During this same year, she became founder member and membership secretary of the national steering group of the Professional and Practice-based Doctoral Research Special Interest Group and served on this for 3 years. She was a member of the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Australia (MMPA) from 1986 to 1996 and was a member of the MACP from 1987 until 2009, when she became a Fellow of the MACP.

She has written two textbooks on neuromusculoskeletal examination and assessment and neuromusculoskeletal treatment and management (published by Elsevier) which have been translated into 5 languages. She has upward of 25 publications in peer-reviewed journals and has presented at over 25 national and international conferences, thirteen of which as an invited speaker. She has received a number of professional grant awards to present her research at international conferences including the MACP IFOMT Presentation Award in 2008 and was awarded the 1996 and 2001 Cardon Award for Excellence for research articles by the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy. She has been a reviewer for Manual Therapy since 1995 and on the international advisory board since 1999.

She is currently Principal Lecturer at the School of Health Professions, University of Brighton. Her main roles are Programme Leader of the Professional Doctorate in Health and Social Care and Course Leader of the MRes (Clinical Research). She teaches neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy at postgraduate level and research methods at undergraduate and postgraduate level and acts as reviewer for both the School and Faculty Research Ethics and Governance Committees. She is a journal reviewer several journals. She supports the university wide Grounded Theory Special Interest Group which runs regular seminars throughout the year for staff and doctoral students. In 2012, she became Hub leader for Sussex and Surrey Allied Health Professions Research Network (AHPRN). She is currently supervising several doctoral students and gaining examing experience.

Roger Kerry

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Roger Kerry is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at the University of Nottingham, UK.  He is a Chartered Physiotherapist, and an Honorary Fellow of the UK’s Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists. His main clinical research interests have been in adverse events and physiotherapy interventions of the head and neck, particularly on the causal nature of the interventions. Roger is a member of several international working groups related to best practice for the management of head and neck pain. Roger also undertakes research activity in the Philosophy of Science, investigating the nature of causation in evidence-based healthcare and clinical reasoning - this was the focus of his PhD. He is well- published in these areas and has been an invited speaker at numerous international conferences. Roger has won several teaching awards, including two prestigious Lord Dearing Awards for Teaching & Learning following his work on the use of social media in education. In other news, Roger is an ultra-runner, a BBC Introducing singer-songwriter, and a member of the UK’s top Americana/Country band, Lawrence County.

Kranenburg RAH, Tyer R, Schmitt M, Luijckx GJ, van der Schans C, Hutting N, Kerry R 2019 Effects of Head and Neck Positions on Blood Flow in the Vertebral, Internal Carotid, and Intracranial Arteries: A Systematic Review Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy49(10):688 697 

Kerry R 2018 N=1: Caring for the Person in an Age of Population Health. Pain and Rehabilitation. 45(3):15- 17

Anjum R, Copeland S, Rocca E, Kerry R et al 2018 Medical scientists and philosophers worldwide appeal to EBM to expand the notion of ‘evidence’. BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine Published Online First: 14 November 2018. doi: 10.1136/bmjebm-2018-111092

Anjum RL, Copeland S, Kerry R, Rocca E. The guidelines challenge—Philosophy, practice, policy. J Eval Clin Pract. 2018;24:1120–1126. https://doi.org/10.1111/jep.13004

Hutting N, Kerry R, Coppieters MW, Scholten-Peeters GM,2018 Considerations to improve the safety of cervical spine manual therapy, Musculoskeletal Science and Practice, 33 (41-45) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.msksp.2017.11.003.

Taylor AJ, Kerry R 2017 When Chronic Pain Is Not “Chronic Pain”: Lessons from 3 Decades of Pain. Journal of Sports and Orthopaedic Physical Therapy. 47(8): 515–517 DOI: 10.2519/jospt.2017.0606

Thoomes-de Graaf M, Thoomes E, Carlesso L, Kerry R, Rushton A 2017 Adverse effects as a consequence of being the subject of orthopaedic manual therapy training, a worldwide retrospective survey.

Musculoskeletal Science and Practice. 29:20-27http://doi.org/10.1016/j.msksp.2017.02.009

Lackovic N, Kerry R, Lowe R, Lowe T. 2017 Being knowledge, power and profession subordinates: Students' perceptions of Twitter for learning. The Internet and Higher Education, IN PRESS ISSN 1096-7516, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.iheduc.2016.12.002.

Evans D, Lucas N, Kerry R 2017 The form of causation in health, disease and intervention: biopsychosocial dispositionalism, conserved quantity transfers and dualist mechanistic chains. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy DOI: 10.1007/s11019-017-9753-6 20:353-363

Gates AB, Kerry R, Moffatt FH, Ritchie IK, Meakins A, Thornton JS, Rosenbaum S, Taylor AJ 2016 Movement for movement: exercise as everybody's business? British Journal of Sports Medicine doi:10.1136/bjsports-2016-096857

Maddock M, Kerry R, Turner A, Howick J. 2016 Problematic placebos in physical therapy trials. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, doi: 10.1111/jep.12582

Evans D, Lucas N, Kerry R 2016 Time, space and form: sufficiently necessary for causation in health? Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy, 19(2): 207-213 10.1007/s11019-015-9662-5

Anjum RL, Kerry R, Mumford SD 2015 Evidence based on what? Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice. 21(6):E11-12.

Erhardt J, Windsor BA, Kerry R, Hoekstra C, Powell DW, Porter-Hoke A, Taylor AJ 2015 The Immediate Effect of Atlanto-Axial High Velocity Thrust Techniques on Blood Flow in the Vertebral Artery: A randomized Controlled Trial Manual Therapy. Manual Therapy, 20(4):614-622

Moore C, Westwater-Wood S, Kerry R 2015 Academic performance and perception of learning following a peer coaching teaching and assessment strategy. Advances in Health Sciences Education, 10.1007/s10459-015-9618-9

Kerry R, Eriksen TE, Noer Lie SA, Mumford SD, Anjum RL 2014 Causation in evidence-based medicine: In reply to Strand and Parkkinen. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice., Early View June 2014 DOI: 10.1111/jep.12189

Kerry R, Rushton A, Rivett D, Carlesso L, Flynn T, Hing W. 2014 Risk reduction of serious complications from manual therapy: are we reducing the risk? Manual Therapy 19(3):e3-4 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.math.2014.02.001

Christopher McCarthy

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Louis Gifford

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We were very sad to hear of the passing of Louis Gifford. He was a great innovator who had a major influence on musculoskeletal physiotherapy as it is practised today. Louis was awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the MACP in 2011. We would like to pass on our condolences to Louis' family, friends and colleagues.
Clair Hebron (Chair, MACP)

Find Louis' history passions and inspirations here: http://giffordsachesandpains.com/my-pain-journey/
Read Louis' Blog here: http://www.giffordsachesandpains.com/

Chris Mercer

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Chris is a Consultant Physiotherapist for Western Sussex Foundation NHS Trust since January 2003. He is the clinical lead for musculoskeletal physiotherapy and the spinal triage clinic. He is also research and audit lead for therapies. He is a Fellow of the MACP and the CSP, and past Chair of the MACP. He currently chairs the CSP Education Awards panel and is vice-chair of the CSP Charitable trust.  He has a particular interest in advanced practice roles and competencies, and clinically an interest in serious pathology of the spine. He continues to work, teach and research in these areas

Barbara Introwicz

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Claire Small

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Claire is the Clinical Director at Pure Sports Medicine, a multi-disciplinary sports and musculoskeletal medicine clinic with 7 sites and 100 clinicians in central London. Her work is split between a clinical caseload, postgraduate teaching on the subject of the assessment and management of lumbopelvic/ hip conditions and responsibility for the clinical governance of the organisation to ensure excellence in clinical care. She is a lecturer and examiner on a number of postgraduate courses in Physiotherapy and Sports and Exercise Medicine within the UK and a journal reviewer for Manual Therapy, Physical Therapy in Sport and the British Journal of Sports Medicine.

A native of Australia, Claire completed both her undergraduate and Masters degrees in Physiotherapy at the University of Queensland. She came to London in 1995 and was fortunate to work alongside a number of MACP members at the clinic of Mr Peter Wells. She was a member of the PDC committee of the MACP from 1998-2001 and the Executive Committee from 2001-2004 where she served as Communications Officer. Recently, she was a member of the Organising Committee for the IFOMPT 2016 conference in Glasgow.

In 2015, she was named the Qantas Australian Woman of the Year in the UK for her entrepreneurial work in building a successful clinical organisation and her promotion of musculoskeletal healthcare, and in 2016 she was awarded as Fellowship of the MACP.

Mindy Cairns

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Mindy Cairns is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Hertfordshire, UK.
After qualifying as a physiotherapist in 1991, she worked clinically specialising in the treatment of musculoskeletal dysfunction, specifically spinal pain. After completing her MSc in Manipulative Therapy and gaining MACP membership in 1997, she pursued PhD studies whilst in a clinical/research role at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham.

Mindy was a member of the Executive Committee of the MACP, as Research Officer, from 2002-2008. She has published in numerous academic journals and reviews manuscripts for many journals including Manual Therapy, BMC Musculoskeletal, BMJ and Physiotherapy Research International. Mindy combines her research and teaching commitments with a two weekly musculoskeletal clinics and a busy family life.

Laura Finucane

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Laura Finucane is a Consultant Physiotherapist specialising in spinal conditions. In 2002 she completed her masters degree in neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy and became a member of the Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (MACP). She served on the MACP executive from 2006-2012. In 2012 she became a member of the International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT) executive and in 2016 she was elected as Vice president. She is the education and training lead for advanced practitioners and physiotherapists ensuring clinicians maintain their competency and expertise to deliver the service for SMSKP.

She is affiliated to the University of Brighton and is an external examiner and clinical mentor for the master’s course leading to membership of the MACP.

Laura’s special interest is in serious pathologies of the spine and she has presented nationally and internationally on this subject. She has written a number of papers related to serious pathology and teaches at a postgraduate level.

Neil Langridge

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Neil is a Consultant Physiotherapist and senior lecturer in Physiotherapy at the University of Winchester who has been a member of the MACP since 2001. He was worked in the NHS, M.O.D and private sector. After completing his MSc at the University of Brighton he went on to complete a clinical doctorate at the University of Southampton publishing his work in the Journal Musculoskeletal Science and Practice.

Neil has presented on musculoskeletal practice across countries around the world, whilst teaching extensively in the UK in numerous environments and on 5 courses that have a route to MACP membership. He has served on the MACP committees as Chair of the CEA, research officer and Vice chair and supported the scientific committee for content at PhysioUK. His clinical work has taken him into primary care and as a clinical lead for HEE he has driven the first-contact model whilst supporting the educational needs for this particular area of clinical work. He continues to lead a large group of AHPs and maintain a strong NHS clinical focus.

Neil rejoined the Executive Committee in February 2020 as a co-opted Education Lead and in 2022 became Chair for the second time.

Susan Sriskandan

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Sue is an Extended Scope Physiotherapist at Addenbrookes hospital in the spinal service in both the neurosurgery and rheumatology teams, and is also working in private practice.

After qualifying from Kings College Hospital in 1982 she worked at Westminster hospital with Jill Guymer where she developed her interest in the treatment of patients with spinal pain, completing the MACP courses for the spine. She gained her membership of the MACP in 1990, following completion of the Management of Musculoskeletal Dysfunction Course, the approved course to membership at that time.

Sue moved to Suffolk to work at Newmarket Hospital where she worked for 27 years continuing her mentoring of students on clinical placements, a role started at Westminster hospital.

She was part of the team to develop an MSc that led to membership of the MACP at the University of East Anglia. She was the clinical co-ordinator for the course and was subsequently made an honorary visiting fellow by the university.

Sue returned to her studies gaining her MSc in Physiotherapy from the University of Hertfordshire in 2007. She is an external assessor for the University of Birmingham assessing students at the completion of their clinical placement and has contributed to the development of the assessment process at both the University of Birmingham and the University of Hertfordshire.

Nicola Heneghan

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Nicola Heneghan is a Senior Lecturer in Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Sciences in the Centre of Precision Rehabilitation for Spinal Pain (CPR Spine), School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Birmingham.

Nicola works in education and research in musculoskeletal rehabilitation sciences and leads the MACP approved MSc Advanced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy programme in Birmingham. Nicola’s research sits within CPR Spine utilising multidisciplinary expertise to advance the assessment and rehabilitation of patients with spinal pain. Nicola’s specific research interest is in thoracic pain and dysfunction in different patient populations as well as collaborative research in elite sport, spinal surgery, trauma, low back and neck pain. Nicola has published >80 articles, has a H-index of 19 and has contributed to >£1M in career research funding. She has supported >150 physiotherapists to successful completion of postgraduate degrees (MSc, MRes and PhD) and currently supervises students across all programmes.

Nicola has been active within the MACP for many years, sitting on a number of committees and holding a number of positions, including Education Lead (2012-2016), MO delegate for IFOMPT (2016-19), Vice chair (2014-2016) and Chair (2016-2019).  

Carol McCrum

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Dr Carol McCrum was made a Fellow of the MACP at the AGM on 30th November 2020. Bio to follow.

Jayne Davies

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Jayne is Clinical Lead of ESP/Specialist and MSK Physio Services in Primary Care within Peterborough (Dynamic Health). 

Jayne qualified in 1984 and soon after specialised in MSK. She completed MSc at UEA gaining MACP membership. She has been involved in MACP mentorship and examination of MACP students since 2002. She has been guest lecturer on MSc modules leading to MACP membership 

She is passionately involved in Clinical Governance both within the NHS and for a private company (Rehabworks).

From early on in her career she sourced lecturers to run courses within East Anglia.

Jayne was the PDC Chair for 6 years creating and running a series of successful CPD courses for members and non-members.  She was made an MACP Fellow in 2021.

Richard Collier

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Professor Richard Collier was nominated for the award of Honorary Fellow of the MACP at the AGM on 14th November 2022.

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Dionne Ryder

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Andy Bennett

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Andrew is a Consultant Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist within Sutton Health and Care hosted by Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust where he provides expert clinical practice and leadership within Community MSK services.

Alongside this role, Andrew became National Clinical Director (NCD) for MSK within NHS England in November 2019. He was the first Allied Health Professional be an NCD. He led the MSK response to the coronavirus pandemic working closely with professional and patient facing stakeholders and being recognised for championing co-production and driving integration.  He went on to take a lead role in recovery, leading the Best MSK Health Pathway Improvement Programme, working with Getting it Right First Time (GIRFT) focused on improving pathways of care and enabling referral optimisation, and writing the improvement framework to help reduce community MSK waits whilst delivering best outcomes and experience.

On completing his tenure as NCD, in April 2024 he became GRIFT National Clinical Advisor for Community MSK within NHS England focused on supporting systems to transform community based MSK services. He is also providing clinical leadership for the NHS England Digital Health Therapeutics Programme.

Other roles included being previous co-chair for the UK Consultant Physiotherapists Group within the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.  He is also a member of the Advisory Council for the Staff College Leadership in Health Care Charity, a member of a few MSK related evaluative and research advisory groups and has been a visiting lecturer for the University of Hertfordshire, University of Birmingham, and University College London

BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy (Leeds Beckett University) 
PGcert Non-Medical Prescribing  (London Southbank University 
PG Dip Sports Physiotherapy (Cardiff University) 
MSC Advanced Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy (University of Hertfordshire)