A pilot study evaluating the efficacy of homoeopathy in daily practice

Abstract: This longitudinal observational study examines the efficacy of classical homoeopathic treatment in daily practice. This was done in a single practice in Amsterdam over 3 years. Satisfaction was measured relative to the previous consultation. Patients were selected on diagnostic group, age and sex. Satisfaction was determined by predefined factors. Single homoeopathic medicines were given in potencies ranging from 3OcK to 10MK.3 diagnostic groups scored a statistically highly significant success compared to the predefined 40% success rate. Treatment satisfaction was higher in children than adults. The method gives the physician and colleagues insight into the incidence, indications and results of homoeopathic prescribing in daily practice. Validity can be improved by including a greater number of practices and by extended statistical processing of the data.

Keyword(s): Longitudinal observational study

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