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MacRepertory 8 Classic with Full VI Library (24 repertories and 68 materia medica)Solid tools with a large selection of books by classic and current authorsDon't just take OUR word for it...hear what these masters of homeopathy, have to say about MacRerpertory and ReferenceWorks:
“MacRepertory’s Concept searches are perfect for studying materia medica. ReferenceWorks is great for discovering families – so many beautiful graphs! It’s a tremendous tool that has helped me to do research that would be impossible without it.” Jan Scholten, MD “ReferenceWorks is a truly incredible achievement. It is a mature program which combines state-of-the-art computer programming with a deep understanding of the needs of homeopaths and inner workings of homeopathy.” Roger Morrison, MD "This version was very easy to install, and now I am exploring all of the new features for my next project, a volume on plant remedies. ReferenceWorks is incredible and, as far as I am concerned, you should rename it ReallyWonderful." Frans Vermeulen “These programs are a revolution and offer homeopathy tremendous potential! They have been invaluable for me in my research on plant families — not to mention their daily use in my clinic. I am very happy with them.” Rajan Sankaran, MD
Let us introduce you to the new MacRepertory 8. Our repertorization tool, MacRepertory makes it easy to quickly select and analyze rubrics, get ideas for remedies, check the materia medica, do a bit of research and feel confident about your prescriptions. KHA offers two styles - MacRepertory Pro and MacRepertory Classic. Though both are powerful tools, MacRepertory Pro offers more advanced customization and analysis features than the Classic version. Both MacRepertory Pro and MacRepertory Classic are available with either the Core Library or the Full Library.
MacRepertory Classic
MacRepertory Classic allows you to create and save patient charts (complete with remedy plan), reasons why you selected remedy, other remedies to consider, graphs of your analysis, and much more. Having trouble remembering where a rubric is in a repertory? Conduct a word search and find it with the click of your mouse. Want to find all of the occurrences of a remedy in a repertory? Conduct a remedy search and they’re all located in seconds. You can even import a rubric from ReferenceWorks to improve your case analysis.
Full Library VIREPERTORIES (25)Acute Repertory Allen’s Repertory Bach Mind Repertory Bach/Kent Mind Repertory Boenninghausen’s Repertory Boericke’s Repertory Boger’s Synoptic Repertory Clarke’s Repertory Complete Classics Repertory Douglass’ Repertory Eizayaga’s Repertory Family Repertory Jahr’s Repertory Scholten’s Repertory Kent’s Repertory Knerr’s Repertory Marsh’s Clinical Repertory Mirilli’s Repertory Murphy’s III Repertory Palmer’s Repertory Relationships Repertory Robert’s Repertory Ward’s Repertory Welte’s Color Repertory
MATERIA MEDICA (70)Allen’s Keynotes Blackwood’s Manual Boenninghausen Characteristics Boenninghausen’s Extraction Boericke’s Extraction Boericke’s Materia Medica Boger’s Synoptic Key Bowel Nosode Keynotes Bradford’s Index Breyfogle’s Epitome Buck’s Materia Medica Burt’s Characteristics Choudhuri’s Study of MM Clark’s ABC Manual Clarke’s Characteristics Clarke’s Extraction Cleveland’s Salient MM Cowperthwaite’s Textbook cent Plants Dewey’s Practical Dunham’s MM Farrington’s Comparative MM Foubister’s Hints Gibson’s Studies of Remedies Gladwin’s MM World Guernsey’s Key-Notes Hansen’s Textbook MM Hartmann Homeopathic Remedies Hawkes’ 100 Remedies Hawkes’ Characteristics Jessen’s Materia Medica Jones’ Medical Genius Kent’s Clinical Cases Kent’s Extraction Kent’s Lectures KHA’s Keynotes Knerr’s Extraction Leeser’s Textbook Lippe’s Key Notes & Red Line Lippe’s Keynotes Lippe’s Textbook Mathur’s Systematic Monroe’s Materia Medica Morrison’s Desktop Guide Mure’s Materia Medica Murphy’s Hom. Remedy Guide Nash’s Testimony erapeutics Personal Keynotes erapeutics Phatak’s Materia Medica Pierce’s Plain Talks Puddephatt’s Sign Posts Pulford’s Key to MM Robert’s Remedies Royal’s Textbook erapeutics Scholten’s Elements Scholten’s Lanthanides Scholten’s Minerals Scholten’s Wadstories 1 Scholten’s Wadstories 2 Schuessler’s Salts Shepherd’s Physician’s Posy Skinner’s Characteristics Tyler’s Drug Pictures Underwood’s Materia Medica Wood’s Essentials Related categories: |
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For people interested in some of Dana Ullman's earliest writings, you can read his undergraduate thesis at U.C. Berkeley in 1975 on "Human Learning." Honor students at UC Berkeley who wish to have an independent major (and who do not want to have a regular generic major) are required to write a thesis. This paper on "Human Learning" provides insights into Dana's early synthetic and integrative thinking. The beginning of the article and its definition of "science" may be of special interest. Also, Dana creatively chose to use his own invented pronouns to replace the masculine emphasis of "he," "him," and "his," with "che," "chis," and "cher." |
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