Features and checklist of CARA?
Lots of repertories (7) , Materia Medicas, Books, Journals- Fully activated
? Search an entire chapter of a repertory for words
? Searching options include : find whole words, beginning words, any words/letters
? Screen can look like the printed book version of the repertory if desired
? 5 clipboards for holding case rubrics
? Rubric underlining (i.e. weighting)
? Rubrics can be combined for repertorisation purposes
? Simple and effective repertorisation
? Mark rubrics as Eliminating and/or Causative (i.e. aetiology) for subsequent repertorisation
? 36 repertorisation methods (inc. Totality, Weighted & Incidence, Emphasise SRP, Emphasise Small)
? Rubric Dictionary (i.e. explanation of clinical terms and mind rubric words).
And more ...

Great Homeopathic Software Very Useful To Learn Homoeopathy

Rapid access to information, elegance, a clear and simple interface, richness of content - thesse are some of the exceptional qualities of this CD-ROM, which stems from close cooperation between physicians teaching at the C.E.D.H. and specialists in the field of interactivity. It is based on three contemporary reference works in homeopathy, published by Editions Boiron - C.E.D.H.

AtamA is a full-featured Homeopathy application geared towards the lay person and priced to be affordable. A brief description of features is provided here; see the AtamA Help file for a complete description of AtamA's capabilities or download the demo version to see for yourself.

[b]The primary sources of information used in AtamA are:
* James T. Kent's Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica (sixth edition). Included rubrics have at least one high weight (bold) instance of one of the 100 remedies chosen for the Materia Medica.
* William Boericke's Pocket Manual of Homeopathic Materia Medica (ninth edition). AtamA has the complete text for 100 common remedies.
* Samuel Hahnemann's Organon of Medicine (sixth edition). The standard translation by R.E. Dudgeon and William Boericke is included, with a special layout that helps the user read footnotes concurrently.[/b]

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