Bonus Recap Session 1 & Symptom Classification & Evaluation
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- Symptom Classification & Evaluation & Recap Session 1
Description
In our journey of Online Course - Soul of Repertory & Repertorisation, we have learnt about Chronic case-taking, Acute case taking and the importance of repertorisation.
We strive for you to follow a guided learning path with intensive, interactive sessions. We are sure you have taken in abundant knowledge from the four sessions on case-taking. If you have any questions on the case-taking from previous sessions, here is a chance to get them answered in this 'Recap Session'.
As a thank you for joining us on this journey of - Soul of Repertory & Repertorisation, along with this Recap Session, we are bringing your first Bonus Session on - Symptom Classification & Evaluation by Dr. Prashant Tamboli.
Do you know that it is a process to have a complete cure? A process which requires complete case taking followed by symptom classification, analysis and evaluation which in turn leads to reportorial totality and finding out correct similimum.
Dr. Prashant Tamboli, the speaker of this bonus session will throw light on concept of Symptom Classification and Evaluation in detail.
Symptomatology is extremely important in disease diagnosis, learning Materia Medica, individualizing the patient with disease and forming the true picture of the disease.
Evaluation of disease is required through which each symptom is given a "value" and accordingly totality is formed.
Dr. Tamboli has taken series of cases to illustrate details about symptom classification and evaluation of symptoms in correct manner in order to make reportorial totality through different philosophical approaches like BBCR, Kent, Boger etc. He has also included cases from previous sessions so that one can have complete understanding of the case in all the aspects.
Accreditation by AROH for 2 CEU Point
Topics covered:
- Source of symptoms
- Importance of symptomatology
- Importance of analysis and evaluation
- Steps of case processing
- Symptom classification
- Deduction of analysis, type of symptoms, totality formation, repertorisation in Clinical cases
Learning objectives:
- To understand classification and evaluation of symptoms
- To learn about different philosophical approach
- Utility of homeopathic software
- Totality formation
Student feedback
Hemanta Das
very useful thanks sir.u
Dr shailaja suryawanshi suryawanshi
very nice session sir help to clear basic before landing on prescribing ,can u able to give example of symptom classifacation of each type this will help to clear more !! will u take one more session on how to differentiate drugs after repertorisation and potency frequency repetation of drug too !! this will help us to move on whenever we r stuck rather than frequently changing the remedy .
Sandile Gumbi
Dr. Tamboli and Dr. Shah, this was an amazing webinar.
Serafina Alberti
Susan Gelber
Dr. Tamboli and Dr. Shah, thank you for another excellent webinar & the bonus recap. Are Assessment questions #14-20 perhaps from another webinar? Also, Dr. Shah, Karen Allen in California, founder of Trinity Health Hub, has many cases of cured cataracts, often in a few months.
Mona Anisa Salama
Malar Vizhi
Athinarayanan Ganganaidu
Very excellent presentation
Theng kah chai Theng kah chai
Good explanation
Alfia Feroze
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Instructor
Dr. Prashant TamboliDr. Prashant Tamboli- Homeopathy Course Teacher and Speaker
MD (Hom)
RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS
Principal Investigator
- Determining the role of Homoeopathic remedy - Symphytum officinal in healing fracture, Sponsored by Dr. Ashwini Nene Integrated School of Research, Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital, Pune.
- To study the efficacy of homoeopathic indicated remedy vis-á-vis biochemic Ferrum Phos 6x in anaemia during ANC period in tribal area. - Supported by Dr M L Dhawale Memorial Trust.
- To Study the effect of drinking Coffee during Homoeopathic treatment - Supported by Dr M L Dhawale Memorial Trust.
Extra-mural Research Projects - supported by the Department of AYUSH, MoHFW, Govt of India
- Role of Homoeopathic in the management of Acute Diarrhoeal disorder (2004-2007)
Project Undertaken by Dr M L Dhawale Memorial Institute & Trust
- Establishing the role of Homoeopathy in the management of Malnutrition: October 2008 - September 2009
- To understand the efficacy of Homoeopathy in slow learner: June 2009 - May 2010
- To understand the efficacy of indicated Homeopathic medicines in arresting sub conjunctive haemorrhage in post fine needle cataract surgery: July 2010 - March 2011
- To explore the effectiveness of Homoeopathic medicines to improve FEV1/FVC ratio: January 2010 - October 2011
- To evaluate the efficacy of Homoeopathic treatment in Vitiligo: July 2010 - Sept 2012
Academic Experience
- Reader, Department of Repertory Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial Homoeopathic Institute, Palghar
- PG Guide, MUHS, Department of Repertory
- Head, Dept. of Research & MIS, Dr M L Dhawale Memorial Organizations
- Member Secretary, Institutional Ethical Committee, Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial Homoeopathic Institute
- Drug Proving Associate - CCRH, New Delhi Drug Proving Programme
- Hon. Homoeopathic Consultant (Endocrinology), Dr. M. L. Dhawale Memorial Organizations-with Hospitals at Palghar, and Malad.
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