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Research: NEVILLE-SMITH, Linton, Cl
Listed in Issue 44
Abstract
NEVILLE-SMITH, Linton, Cleveland UK conducted a study to examine the activity of a new service providing a homoeopathic clinic at a community hospital .
Background
Methodology
The service was initiated in a limited fashion and was served by a relatively inexperienced practitioner.
Results
The authors describe a range of presenting complaints, treatments and outcomes. Funding has been maintained by the Health Authority and referrals have continued to be made by local eligible General Practitioners. Outcomes have been quite good; however, the default rate has been disappointingly high.
Conclusion
References
Neville-Smith R. Community hospital homeopathy clinic: audit of the first 12 months activity. British Homoeopathic Journal 88(1): 20-3. Jan 1999.
