MacRepertory - Kent Homeopathic Associates

Bill Gray

I LOVE the Rajan Miasm feature!!! Just studying a live case, it immediately takes me to different considerations that would have taken a whole lot more thought about before because I never really
knew the remedies in each Miasm. Now I don't have to. ReferenceWorks pushes them forward according to the case!
~ Bill Gray, MD, USA

"I have been a user of MacRepertory and ReferenceWorks since 1989. I feel like these two programs have always been on the cutting edge of Homeopathy and have helped me tremendously in my prescribing. As the depth and breadth of Homeopathy expands, so do these programs. Even
when I feel like I am "sure" of a remedy after taking a case, after a little work with these programs I often find a remedy that much more accurately fits the patient's picture. Thank you David for your
dedication in bringing to the world these remarkable programs and in continuing to update them. I know this is a service of pure love for Homeopathy and its community."
~ Betty Wood, USA

I use MacRepertory every day. It is an essential part of my practice. It is invaluable with my work with animals that have
symptoms not found as often in people. I am able to work more creatively with ReferenceWorks because I am able to put in specific words and phrases - and the form I use is completely in my control. David Warkentin has performed a miracle. He has brought the repertory into our modern times!"
~ Richard Pitcairn, DVM, USA

I am very thankful for you sending the update version of the MacRepertory and the ReferenceWorks. Completely thrilled with the layout, design, concept and also the intense labour and energy you have put in getting it through. FANTASTIC. I think that the Theme Analysis is a huge leap in analysis."
~ Sudhir Baldota, MD, India

MacRepertory is GREAT!! It's very useful and streamlines case analysis. Absolutely unbeatable for studying and comparing remedies. What a time saver!"
~ Peggy Chipkin, FNP, USA

I just installed MacRepertory. IT'S STUNNING. Absolutely beautiful to work with."
~ Alastair Gray, Australia

For those of you who don't know about MacRepertory, it is the cream of the repertorization programs. It helps to repertorize and analyze your patient's cases using virtually all of the repertories and materia medica's. It shows you the best choices of remedies for your case analysis to fit the individuality of the case. It also
allows you to quickly compare materia medica, to find confirmatory symptoms, and to save your patients' charts, electronically, for ongoing follow-ups. MacRepertory has long had the reputation for being the richest and easiest of homeopathic tools... In terms of comparing different analysis strategies and finding the best approach to interpreting the repertorization, MacRepertory's full suite of graph styles is hard to beat. Much more important than that, however, is the ability to play with the case and see how that affects the repertorization. MacRepertory's graphs are linked 'live' to the rubric clipboards. Any change you make there (e.g. underlining, or selecting certain rubrics, etc.) will be reflected immediately in the graph. To me, this immediacy promotes an intimate interaction with the case, which more than once showed me the right way to the simillimum... One area where MacRepertory really shines is the analysis of a case based on natural families. With only two mouse clicks you see your case projected onto the periodical table of
elements and can easily locate the center of gravity and likely remedy relationships there. Or, maybe, you suspect a plant remedy and want to see which botanical families the repertorization favors. Nothing easier than that. You can view the botanical families in hierarchical order, while the darker shades of green show you where
the repertorization falls. I really enjoyed playing with this part of the program, not the least because the pictures are well done and fun to look at. Besides chemical and botanical relationships, there are several others you can explore in a similar fashion (e.g., zoological or miasmatic)."
~ Review by Greg Bedayn, RSHom, in the American Homeopath

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