Homeopathy in Primary Care
Homeopathy in Primary Care by Bob Leckridge is an introductory text designed for primary care practitioners, published by Churchill Livingstone on August 18, 1997. This 281-page book provides a clear overview of the principles of homeopathy and addresses the integration of homeopathy into everyday practice within primary care settings.
Readers will find a comprehensive knowledge base tailored to the needs of primary care team members in both the UK and USA. The book discusses practical applications of homeopathy, drawing on the author’s extensive experience in teaching and practice. It serves as a resource for those interested in incorporating homeopathy into their medical approach, focusing on relevant issues and practical insights for effective implementation.
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An introductory text for primary care practitioners which enables them to begin applying homoeopathy in their everyday practice. The principles of homoeopathy are covered clearly, and issues relating specifically to the integration of homoeopathy in the primary care setting are discussed, drawing on the author’s long experience of teaching and working in this area. Presents a full, clear and easily assimilable knowledge base from which to start applying homoeopathy in primary care Information is specially geared towards the needs of primary care team members in the UK and USA THE most up-to-date book for doctors interested in integrating homoeopathy into their practice Written by a teacher, practitioner, and GP of considerable experience and authority
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