Repertorisation is a bridge between the analysing the case and matching the remedy picture in the materia medica. The need of a repertory arose for the quick and easy access to the voluminous data of symptoms in materia medica. There are various repertories formed based on certain philosophy by its author.
During Hahnemann’s time the homeopathic data was limited to print form. Over the period of time, the evidence of recorded materia medica increased from 300 to more than 3000 remedies and thousands of symptoms. Human brain cannot assimilate such vast data and to avoid missing important rubrics and remedies, there is the need of good homeopathic software.
Zomeo homeopathic software matches all the qualities of best repertorisation software. Let us have a detailed explanation of the ‘Repertorisation module’ in zomeo software.
REPERTORISATION
This module helps viewing repertories and recording rubrics from different repertories. There are 2 repertory views: Classic view and Book view.
Classic Repertory View
To view repertory in a classic view
– From the menu select ‘Repertory’ module and then Click on ‘Classic Repertory View’ from the ‘Repertorisation’ section.
Classic Repertory View displays repertory and all its chapters on the left hand-side in a list format. In the complete version, we have 37 repertories to refer to.
Book View
Book view enables to view the repertory in book-like format. Here a particular rubric is displayed completely with all its remedies placed against the rubric.
To view a particular rubric
- Select a repertory to view a rubric. E.g.: Complete Repertory.
- Select the chapter to search a rubric – ‘Anger, looked at when’
- By directly clicking on the chapter name displayed in the list.
- By typing the chapter name in the ‘Search Chapter’ field.
After selecting the chapter is, type the desired second level rubric in the data field named ‘2nd Level Search’
e.g.: 2nd Level Search: – anger
Click on the scroll-down or scroll-up arrows to view further levels of rubric, click on the desired rubric and click ‘Record’ to add a particular rubric to the repertorisation sheet.
You can search faster by typing the third level rubric in the data field named ‘3rd Level Search’ and fourth level rubric in the data field named ‘4th Level Search’.
e.g.: 3rd Level Search- looked at
Above the rubric list for a chapter, the entire selected symptom is displayed with its chapter name and name of the repertory from which the symptom is selected.
‘No. Of remedies’ in a selected symptom/ rubric is given at top of the page. The ‘full name’ of a remedy can be viewed by entering its initials in the search text box or by taking the mouse pointer on the remedy.
Select the desired rubric and it can be recorded by following Ways
- Press enter from keyboard
- Double click on the rubric
- Click on ‘Record’ button.
- Drag the rubric to any of the clipboard on the left.
- Click on ‘Record Symptom’ in Rubric tools
The selected symptoms can be visualized in the repertorial sheet by clicking on ‘Repertorise’ button.
The repertory sheet will be displayed with the number of symptoms recorded and the remedies.
