Browsing by Author "Khurana, Anil"
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Item Aids And Homoeopathy(1990) Khurana, AnilItem Another pandemic year: What it means for homoeopathy(2021) Khurana, AnilItem Are we at the crossroads for integrative medicine?(2021) Khurana, AnilItem Building up the scientific evidence base of Homoeopathy(2020) Khurana, AnilItem Chikitsa Satyapan Ke Douran Atirikt Lakshano Ki Prapti(1991) Khurana, AnilItem Clinical case reports: A time-tested, traditional way to enhance evidence(2022) Khurana, AnilItem COVID-19: What lies ahead for Homoeopathy(2020) Khurana, AnilItem Development and validation of Susceptibility Assessment Tool in Homoeopathy (SATH) in homoeopathic clinical practice(Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy, 2025) Taneja, Divya; Khurana, Anil; Dhawale, Kumar; Mittal, RenuBackground: The homoeopathic philosophy identifies susceptibility as a key concept for prescribing a similimum, i.e., the indicated remedy and its potency. No validated instrument to measure susceptibility as high, medium or low could be identified in the literature. Objective: The present study was undertaken to identify the factors governing susceptibility assessment and to develop a simple tool for physicians to assess the susceptibility of the cases they see in their clinical practice. Material and Methods: A new questionnaire was developed using standardised procedures including item development, pilot testing, and psychometric evaluation. The psychometric properties of this pilot tool were assessed by applying it on patients in routine clinical practice in different types of illnesses. Data was computerised and analysed by principal component analysis as an extraction method and orthogonal varimax as a rotation method. Results: The final 17-item questionnaire was arranged into nine domains as per rotated component matrix analysis. Overall internal consistency of the final questionnaire, as calculated by Cronbach’s alpha, was 0.607, and the measure of sampling adequacy was 0.729. Conclusion: A simple, homoeopathically appropriate, easy-to-use tool has been developed which can be applied by the practitioners during case taking to come up with a score, identifying low, normal or high susceptibility. This susceptibility assessment tool in Homoeopathy (SATH) can be further applied in diverse settings to enhance its validity and clinical utility.Item Drug Proving - Dosage(1994) Khurana, AnilItem Drug Proving - Sources of Errors(1994) Khurana, AnilItem Elements of Literature Search(1994) Khurana, AnilItem Homoeopathy in COVID-19: Building evidence(2021) Khurana, AnilItem Homoeopathy in epidemics: Bridging the gap(2020) Khurana, AnilItem Homoeopathy Research: Building up the evidence(2019) Khurana, AnilItem Proving - Modern Methodology(1994) Khurana, AnilItem Research design in Homoeopathy: A perspective(2019) Khurana, AnilItem Second wave of COVID?19: Steps and future vision(2021) Khurana, Anil