The Prover and the Repertoriser

Sherr, Jeremy

doi:10.1055/s-0032-1327813

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“…There also has been a tendency in recent years to expand the usage of Delusion rubrics to represent general themes in HPTs. Sherr (2012) writes that it is important to identify clearly between "Delusion" and "Feeling", explaining that "Feeling" is an emotion, while a "Delusion" is in the mind.…”

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National Guidelines for Translation of Proving Raw Data into Repertory Rubrics

Eastman¹,

Huenecke²,

Ivons³

et al. 2014

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Summary The American Medical College of Homeopathy, Centre for Homeopathic Education NYC, Homeopathy School UK and Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy have prepared guidelines for the translation of raw proving data into repertory rubrics in order to improve the quality and reliability of homeopathic repertories. By publishing these national guidelines in LINKS homeopaths from other countries are invited to also use them, as repertories are international.

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“…The range is from immediately to ten years after the homeopathic proving is conducted (Sherr, 2012). The advantages and challenges of these approaches are summarized in Table 2.…”

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