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| Official DHA Coverage Area | Content / Domain Focus | Skills to Review |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Homeopathic Philosophy | Study the fundamental concepts and theoretical principles used within homeopathic practice and their relationship to patient assessment and treatment. | Understand core philosophical principles and apply them when interpreting cases and considering homeopathic management. |
| 2. Homeopathic Organon of Medicine | Review the principles, concepts, and methods described in the Homeopathic Organon of Medicine and their application to clinical practice. | Interpret Organon principles and relate them to case assessment, remedy selection, treatment planning, and follow-up. |
| 3. Homeopathic Pharmacy Drug Proving and Posology | Focus on homeopathic pharmacy, drug proving, preparation principles, potency concepts, dosage, and posology. | Understand preparation and proving concepts and apply appropriate principles when considering potency and dosage. |
| 4. Homeopathic Materia Medica & Drug Pictures | Review important remedies, characteristic drug pictures, clinical indications, symptom patterns, and distinguishing remedy features. | Compare remedy profiles and connect characteristic symptom patterns with appropriate remedy considerations. |
| 5. Homeopathic Case Taking Methodology & Diagnosis | Study systematic patient history taking, symptom assessment, clinical evaluation, and diagnostic considerations within homeopathic practice. | Collect and organize patient information, identify relevant symptoms, and develop an appropriate clinical assessment. |
| 6. Homeopathic Repertory | Review repertory structure, symptom selection, rubric identification, and the role of repertorization in remedy selection. | Translate clinical information into relevant repertory entries, compare remedies, and use repertorization appropriately. |
| 7. Therapeutics Science related to Medicine, Surgery, OB/GYN, Ophthalmology, ENT, Skin & VD. | Review therapeutic considerations across medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmology, ENT, dermatology, and related clinical conditions. | Recognize common presentations, establish appropriate clinical context, and understand when conditions require conventional medical or specialist care. |
| 8. 8 Therapeutics related to Prevention of Diseases | The DHA guideline presents this wording exactly as shown. Preparation should include therapeutic concepts connected with disease prevention and maintenance of health. | Identify preventive considerations, recognize risk factors, and relate preventive principles to patient management. |
| 9. Philosophy of science | Review concepts related to scientific reasoning, evidence, observation, interpretation, and the relationship between theory and clinical practice. | Apply structured reasoning when evaluating clinical information and distinguish observation from unsupported assumptions. |
| 10. Medicinal herbs | Study commonly used medicinal herbs, their traditional applications, potential effects, safety considerations, and relevant clinical use. | Recognize commonly used herbs and consider appropriate use, contraindications, precautions, and possible risks. |
| 11. Pharmacology (Actions, indications, & contraindications) with their usage | Review drug actions, clinical indications, contraindications, precautions, and appropriate medication use. | Interpret medication-related information, recognize contraindications, and consider pharmacologic factors when assessing patients. |
| 12. Preparation of medicines and dosage (posology) as per the guidelines of Pharmacopeia | Focus on medicine preparation, dosage and posology principles, and procedures described in relevant pharmacopeial guidance. | Understand preparation methods and apply appropriate dosage and handling principles according to relevant standards. |
| 13. Different drugs and their uses in pathological conditions | Review different medicines and their stated applications in relation to various pathological and clinical conditions. | Relate drug characteristics to clinical presentations and differentiate between possible therapeutic choices. |
| 14. Case taking and diagnosis as per the science of practice | Study structured history taking, symptom evaluation, clinical examination, diagnostic reasoning, and organization of case information. | Gather relevant patient information, formulate a clinical assessment, and identify when further investigation or referral is appropriate. |
| 15. Limitations in treating incurable diseases | Review the limitations of treatment in serious, advanced, chronic, or incurable disease and the importance of realistic clinical boundaries. | Recognize limitations of practice, avoid inappropriate treatment claims, and identify situations requiring referral, supportive care, or multidisciplinary management. |
| 16. Integration of modern medical tools in establishing diagnosis and respective corresponding treatment as per given protocols of their science. | Review the use of modern diagnostic methods and medical information to support diagnosis while following the relevant protocols of practice. | Interpret appropriate diagnostic information, integrate findings into clinical assessment, and recognize when conventional investigation or specialist referral is required. |
