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The process is the mechanical method
of calculating the value of the medicines under consideration
for repertorisation.
#. Universal selection process
#. Preferential selection process
1. UNIVERSAL
SELECTION
In this process, all the medicines indicated against the rubrics
are considered for repertorisation .No consideration in favor or
against medicines of any grade.
ADVANTAGE : No medicines however insignificant is left out of
repertorisation.
DISADVANTAGE : Time consuming , Over emphasis on Polychrest as
they are routinely present everywhere.
2.
PREFERENTIALL SELECTION
The medicines are selected by discrimination with a bias either
in favor of or against one or more grades of the medicines.
When a rubric as a larger number of medicines,we select only
higher grades of medicines.
This is practiced for time saving, without logical support
Mainly practiced in plain paper method or elimination method.
While using with a scientific temper or by applying logic, this
method is highly helpful. The medicine can be selected by
matching the intensity of symptom expressed in the patient with
the grade of medicine in the repertory.
Thus if a symptom is very intensely found in a patient we have
to consider only the first grade medicines.
ADVANTAGE
Time consumption and labor is very less
Makes the repertorisation process more scientific
his method keep the physician alert on considering the symptoms,
on perceiving the intensity of symptom expression.
DIS ADVANTAGE
If physician makes error in interpreting the intensity of
symptom this method fails
If any error in representing the intensity in a repertory, this
process is useless, so repertorisation rendered faulty.
REFERENCE
Munir Ahmed : Introduction to repertorisation
Patel.R.P : The art of case taking & repertorisation
Dhawle : Principles & practice of Homoeopathy
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