Classical Homeopathy

A unique, comprehensive compilation of information on homeopathic medicine

This new book provides an introduction to classical homeopathic medicine. This includes an understanding of its unique view of health and disease, its place (current and ideal) within the health-care system and a taste of homeopathic clinical practice.
This text has been written from the perspective that patient well-being is paramount and homeopathic medicine is an effective means of achieving that goal.

Features

This introduction to homeopathy is scientifically grounded, written in terms appropriate for health professionals.
Well-referenced content is clinically relevant and evidence-based, lending validity to the text.
An appendix on specific clinical applications of homeopathy provides practical information for those referring patients for homeopathic treatment.
The unique, comprehensive compilation of information on homeopathic medicine enables faculty to use it as a stand-alone text for health sciences students.
Logical organization allows a segmented approach to studying various aspects of homeopathic medicine.
Research summary and methodology discussion is useful for researchers considering investigations into homeopathy
Information on how homeopathy is practiced and the application of principles in the clinical setting helps clinicians and patients understand the process of seeing a homeopath.
A pharmacy section provides information related to the pharmacological aspects of homeopathy.

1. Introduction
2. What is homeopathy?
3. History of homeopathic medicine
4. Homeopathy today
5. Global perspectives
6. Homeopathic research
7. Homeopathic Principles in Patient Care
8. Homeopathy In Primary Care
9. Homeopathic Education and Certification
10. Homeopathic pharmacy
11. The Future of Homeopathy

Appendix: Chopped Liver Homeopathy

Index