Special features of computer repertory: HOMPATH

1. Large repertory collection
   • Allows browsing and searching across about 43 repertories, including older and newer repertories.
   • Lets the user search symptoms from several repertories at the same time.
2. Fast repertorisation
   • Selected rubrics are automatically entered into the repertorisation sheet.
   • Remedies are displayed with their grades or marks and the number of remedies under a rubric.
   • Helps analyze multiple symptoms from different chapters and repertories quickly.
3. Flexible rubric search
   • Symptoms can be searched according to:
     • Location
     • Sensation
     • Modalities
     • Concomitants
   • It supports rapid search of mental, physical-general, and particular symptoms.
   • Advanced repertory search assists in finding related material in the literature.
4. Different repertory display modes
   • Classic Repertory View: chapters and rubrics are shown as a list for easy browsing.
   • Book View: presents a repertory in a book-like format, with the full rubric and remedies visible.
5. Cross-reference facility
   • Shows related rubrics for a selected main rubric.
   • Helps the practitioner choose a more appropriate and precise rubric.
6. Repertorisation-sheet filters
   • Entry-point elimination filter: assists in preventing important remedies from being missed.
   • Graph filter: gives a statistical or graphical analysis of remedies, sources, and groups.
7. Materia medica and remedy confirmation
   • Integrates materia medica references, keynotes, remedy relationships, pictures, and remedy properties.
   • A remedy obtained from repertorisation can be cross-checked in materia medica before prescription.
   • The current product information describes a library containing more than 100 materia medica books and information on thousands of remedies.
8. Case-record and patient management
   • Stores case history, symptoms, analysis, repertorisation, potency selection, prescription, and follow-up.
   • Facilitates quick recording of symptoms while the patient narrates the history.
   • Enables maintenance of patient files and follow-up records.
9. Case bank
   • Contains cured cases that can be searched by remedy or clinical condition.
   • Users can add and maintain their own cases for study, teaching, research, or reference.
10. Homeopathic library and global search

• Provides access to repertories, materia medica, books, journals, articles, and cases.
• Has a rapid full-text search facility for symptoms, words, remedies, and literature references.

1. Expert-system support

• Includes expert-system tools for case analysis and study of particular homeopathic concepts, including remedy groups and element theory in some versions.

1. Practice utilities

• Appointment scheduler
• Follow-up reminders and task management
• Patient statistics
• Reports and certificates
• Billing and physician-earning reports
• ICD-10 data access
• Health calculators

1. Multilingual and mobile access

• Current versions offer use across desktop and mobile devices.
• Support for languages such as English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, and French is advertised.

Special features of computer repertory: RADAR / RadarOpus

1. Synthesis repertory
   • RadarOpus is built around the Synthesis Repertory, edited by Dr. Frederik Schroyens.
   • It provides structured access to rubrics, remedies, grades, cross-references, and source information.
2. Rapid repertory search
   • Finds suitable rubrics by entering words, parts of words, or combinations of symptoms.
   • Searches can be refined to locate more accurate rubrics for particular symptoms.
   • The program helps move from broad symptoms to more specific rubrics.
3. Instant repertorisation
   • Selected rubrics are added to an analysis automatically.
   • The remedy result is generated immediately, displaying remedy grades, coverage, and relative ranking.
   • Analysis can be saved, modified, compared, and linked to the patient's file.
4. Fine-tuning of analysis
   • Symptoms can be weighted according to their importance.
   • Rubrics or remedies can be included, excluded, emphasized, or de-emphasized during case analysis.
   • This permits individualization of the repertorial result rather than relying only on a raw remedy total.
5. Graphical analysis
   • Displays remedies and their relation to selected rubrics visually.
   • Graphic views help identify remedies that cover the characteristic symptoms and differentiate closely ranked remedies.
6. Integrated materia medica and reference library
   • Provides a searchable library of repertories, materia medica, books, journals, and other homeopathic references.
   • Enables the user to move between the patient case, repertory, remedy information, and materia medica while analyzing a case.
   • The vendor describes the library as containing more than 1,000 reference works, depending on the package and add-ons.
7. Search across sources
   • A powerful search facility can look for words, symptoms, remedies, authors, and concepts across available references.
   • This assists in verifying a repertorial prescription with materia medica and original source texts.
8. Remedy comparison and confirmation
   • Remedies can be compared in relation to symptoms, rubric coverage, materia medica descriptions, and remedy relationships.
   • This helps the user distinguish between similar remedies after repertorisation.
9. Expert systems and thematic modules
   • RadarOpus includes or supports specialist modules for approaches such as:
     • Remedy families and kingdom classification
     • Miasmatic analysis
     • Taxonomic or botanical families
     • Concepts and sensation-based approaches
     • Family Finder and other author-specific modules
   • Available modules vary by license level and purchased add-ons.
10. Patient management: WinChip

• Creates patient charts and stores consultation notes, case histories, analyses, prescriptions, and follow-up details.
• Supports administrative functions such as billing and invoicing.
• Repertorial analyses can be directly attached to the relevant patient record.

1. Data security and traceability

• Patient and clinical data are protected through password controls and encryption.
• The program records date and time information for created data, supporting traceability.
• Its patient-management information describes privacy-oriented features intended to support GDPR/HIPAA-related data handling.

1. Clinical documentation

• Allows storage of prescriptions, evaluations, investigations, consultation material, and attachments such as documents or media within patient files.
• Patient data can be printed or exported as needed.

1. Cross-platform use

• RadarOpus is available for Windows and Mac.
• Related mobile tools can support access to repertory work and transfer of analyses, depending on the version and subscription.

1. Different package levels

• It is offered in several license levels, from student-oriented versions to advanced professional versions.
• Higher levels generally provide access to more repertories, reference books, analysis methods, patient-management features, and specialist modules.