Articles on Homeopathic Case taking Repertory
Dr Neeraja Kshirsagar We have to face many difficulties because of the ignorance of the masses who are not accustomed to a detailed narration of their sufferings to enable us for a homoeopathic prescription. Our […]
Comparison of Chapter Heart of Knerr’s Repertory with Murphy’s Repertory KNERR’S REPERTORY Full name – Repertory of Hering’s guiding symptoms of our materia medica Author – Dr. Calvin B Knerr, M D Published in 1896. […]
Doctor-Patient – how to develop clinical skills How to overcome the common mistakes in case taking – based on real examples from IPD and OPD Dr Mansoor Ali KR Professor, Govt Homoeopathy Medical College. Calicut […]
Dr Yati A P Srivastava, B.H.M.S., M.D.(Hom.) Repertory is a systematically and logically arranged index to the homoeopathic materia medica, which is full of information collected from toxicology, drug proving and clinical experience. J.T. Kent’s […]
Dr Manish K Tiwari Introduction Repertory is a systematically and logically arranged index to the symptoms of homoeopathic materia medica, which is full of information collected from toxicology, drug proving and clinical experience.1 The Repertory […]
Dr Nandha Subbian ABSTRACT This article is an attempt made to explain acute cystitis in females and the reportorial approach using Murphy’s Repertory and indication of some of the commonly used homoeopathic medicines. KEY WORDS […]
Dr Mansoor Ali Professor, Govt Homoeopathy Medical College Calicut Development of Complete Dynamics – the world famous homeopathic software- started in the mid 90s. In its current form, it was first published in 2009 as […]
Study of Repertory in Post Graduate Level-An Overview Dr Shashi Kant Tiwari, DMS, DIP NIH, MD(Hom) Former Principal, Fr. Muller Homoeopathic Medical College, Mangalore Former Director, National Institute of Homoeopathy, Kolkata INTRODUCTION; Study of repertory […]
Dr Supriya Abstract: The biopsychosocial model (BPS) is an interdisciplinary approach, which states that ‘interconnection between biology, psychology and socio-environmental factors determine the cause, manifestations and outcome of wellness’1. In this article there is a […]
Dr Pallavi RN AbstractTemperaments are our patterns of behaviour, the way we usually respond to situations. They are instinctive natural behaviours, rather than learned behaviours. It is also defined as a person’s nature, one’s usual […]
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