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eCAM Advance Access published online on December 6, 2006
eCAM, doi:10.1093/ecam/nel085
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© 2006 The Author(s).
Received September 5, 2006
Accepted September 25, 2006

Meeting Report

Scientific Research in Homeopathic Medicine: Validation, Methodology and Perspectives

Giuseppina Pitari 1 *

1 L'Aquila University, Italy

* To whom correspondence should be addressed.
Giuseppina Pitari, E-mail: giusi.pitari{at}univaq.it


  Abstract

Verona's School of Homeopathic Medicine (www.omeopatia.org) organized a day of full immersion in the field of homeopathy, focusing on the validity of this much-debated discipline. There is widespread consensus in the medical community that evidence-based medicine is the best standard for assessing efficacy and safety of healthcare practices, and systematic reviews with strict protocols are essential to establish proof for various therapies. Students, homeopathic practitioners, academic and business representatives, who are interested in or curious about homeopathic practices attended the conference.

Keywords: Evidence; based homeopathy; research methodology; clinical trials.
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