Description

2 sessions – 4 CPD/CPE points

Session 1 – Clinical research in practice: discover the hidden truth

Clinical research is different from clinical practice. Despite the need for clinical research we seldom undertake it. Does research in clinics always demand special requirements or do we just need the right motivation, support and kick-start? Does clinical research always mean randomised control trials (RCT) or is there something beyond this?

In this session Dr Arora provides a brief about research methods and discusses the possibility of undertaking clinical research in clinics.

Session 2 – Research methodologies on one-sided disease – a challenge or a myth?

One-sided diseases are a challenge, not only from the point of view of the prescription but from a research methodology point of view. In the absence of many symptoms, can a single or few symptoms help us to undertake research or draw scientific conclusions?

Can one-sided diseases be the basis of research in our clinics?

About the presenter

Dr Saurav is the founder of the widely known Initiative to Promote Research in Homeopathy (IPRH). Pursuing Dr Saurav’s passion for disseminating homoeopathic research in a methodical way, IPRH runs on the principle of liberal exchange of scientific knowledge and expertise.

Dr Saurav worked for three years as a Senior Research Fellow in the Extra Mural Research Scheme of the Ministry of AYUSH, government of India, in a collaborative research project with Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS), under the Ministry of Defence, managing projects like autoimmune thyroiditis, subclinical hypothyroidism, and Vitamin D deficiency disorders. This was followed, by an appointment at the Central Council for Research in Homeopathy, under the Ministry of AYUSH, managing the Fundamental and Collaborative Research section.