The Next Generation of Chiropractors - Patrick Sim and Matt Doyle talk students, philosophy, evidence and critical thinking
About this episode
Dr Patrick Sim and Dr Matthew Doyle discuss the future of chiropractic education and the integration of philosophy and evidence-based practice.
In the first episode of 2026, we catch up with Dr Patrick Sim, who heads up with Australian Chiropractic College, and Dr Matthew Doyle, one of our own board members who doubles as a PhD candidate advancing the cause of chiropractic education. In this episode, Dr Patrick takes us through the values that created the college, and his hopes for the future, and Dr Matt takes us through his pilot study regarding chiropractic students. As we guide the new generation of chiropractors through philosophically congruent, evidence-based chiropractic, how do we prepare them best? Its a big question, driven by research and science. As it turns out, they're very compatible. Want to support more subluxation-based research? Find out how at www.spinalresearch.com.au
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