The Homeopathic Medical Repertory is organized into several sections, including:
The history of homeopathy is defined by the challenge of managing vast amounts of information. Since the 18th century, practitioners have relied on "repertories"—indexes of symptoms—to find the correct remedy (simillimum) for their patients. While the 19th-century Kent’s Repertory set the gold standard for philosophical, constitutional prescribing, modern healthcare required a bridge between these classical roots and contemporary medical diagnosis. Dr. Robin Murphy’s Homeopathic Medical Repertory , first published in 1993, became that bridge.
(3rd edition). It features 49 chapters organized into three main sections: Mind, Body, and Clinical. Organization:
