PROPOSAL OF STSH
Comparative Analysis of AI-Powered Repertorization vs Standard
Repertorization in Homoeopathic Case Analysis
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❖ Repertorization is an important component of homeopathic case analysis,
where practitioners will systematically associate patient symptoms with the
most relevant remedies from Materia Medica. Traditionally, Repertorization
relies on manual search with a repertory through standardized rubrics—a
cumbersome, occasionally subjective process susceptible to human
inconsistency and losing fine symptom context.
❖ With artificial intelligence (AI), in the form of large language models and
sophisticated search algorithms, homeopathic Repertorization can be
transformed. AI can rapidly process and semantically digest large amounts of
symptom data and, in the process, provide more accurate and comprehensive
search results from the Materia Medica, potentially dispensing with the
limitation of alphabetically arranged rubrics and enhancing speed and
diagnostic precision.
❖ Although, not much comparative research is available comparing the
effectiveness, accuracy, and practitioner satisfaction of the conventional and
AI-based Repertorization technique in homeopathy. This study attempts to fill
in the gap by comparing the two techniques on hand to actual cases and
providing evidence for the implementation of technology in future
homeopathic decision-making.
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❖ The precision and efficacy of AI-based Repertorization shall be
compared with traditional Repertorization in homeopathic case taking.
❖ The satisfaction and confidence of the practitioner for each approach
shall be evaluated.
❖ The possible merits and demerits regarding the application of AI in
homeopathic practice will be judged.
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❖ Study setting:
● Research will be conducted on patients attached with OPD, IPD and
peripheral OPDs of vidhyadeep homoeopathic medical College, Anita, Kim.
And from a residential area.
❖ Inclusion criteria:
● The cases where Repertorization is required for remedy selection.
❖ Exclusion criteria:
● Incomplete symptomatology or emergency cases.
❖ Sample selection:
● 30 cases of chronic complaints (random selection from outpatient
● records or simulated cases).
❖ Study Design:
● Comparative cross-sectional study.
❖ Intervention:
● Two groups of two repetitions each: one with conventional
Repertorization (manual books/software), and the other using an AIaided
tool.
● Practitioners blind to each other's results.
❖ Outcomes Measured:
● Primary:
➢ Time taken to perform Repertorization.
➢ Remedy accuracy (verified against concurrence of a senior
panel).
● Secondary:
➢ Practitioner satisfaction and confidence as assessed using
Likert-scale questionnaires.
➢ Number/type of errors (e.g., missed rubrics, loss of context).
❖ Statistical Analysis:
● Descriptive statistics for baseline information.
● Paired t-test for time scores and satisfaction scores.
● Accuracy compared with chi-square.
● Statistical significance at p < 0.05.
❖ Ethical Considerations:
● No identifying data was utilized in reporting; informed consent from all
practitioners who participated; ethical clearance from the institution.
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❖ This study will provide evidence in long-awaited need of the feasibility and
reliability of applying AI tools in homeopathic case management.
❖ Results could impact recommendations regarding the integration of technology in
learning and clinical settings, highlight the pragmatic benefits and constraints
of AI, and open up a new avenue toward further research in digital decision support
in homeopathy.
[Link]:
1. A New Repertorization Approach Based on Artificial Intelligence.
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leveraging-artificial-intelligence-materiazation-or-materiomics By Nisanth Nambisan
on 8 Sep.2025
2. Chatbot – A technology aid to homoeopathy that may uplift the homoeopathic
prescription.
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From Liberte JOURNAL (ISSN:0024-2020) VOLUME 10 ISSUE 4 2022 by Anita S.
Patil on 8 sep.2025
3. Mastering Repertorisation in Homeopathy: A Complete Guide.
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comprehensive-guide By Dr. Vishal Deshpande on 9 sep.2025
4. Case Study, Processing and Repertorisation in Homeopathy.
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homeopathy By Prof.(Dr.)Goutam Das on 9 sep.2025
5. STSH - 2020 - Homeopathy 360 (for STSH project structure).
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[Link] on 9 sep. 2025
6. MD (Homoeopathy): Homoeopathic Repertory and Case Taking.
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[Link] on 10 sep. 2025