Knowledge and attitudes towards homeopathic research: the perspective of new graduates and postgraduate trainees - an Indian scenario

Munmun Koley; Subhranil Saha; Jogendra Singh Arya; Gurudev Choubey; Aloke Ghosh; Sangita Saha; Shubhamoy Ghosh; Subhasish Ganguly

doi:10.1111/fct.12115

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Homeopathic research conducted by new graduates in India remains seriously compromised.

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The study assess HS and PGT knowledge and attitudes towards homeopathic research and also to identify the barriers to conducting research,.

This page is a summary of: Knowledge and attitudes towards homeopathic research: the perspective of new graduates and postgraduate trainees - an Indian scenario, Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies, May 2014, Wiley,
DOI: 10.1111/fct.12115.
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Knowledge and attitudes towards homeopathic research: the perspective of new graduates and postgraduate trainees – an Indian scenario
Homeopathic HS and PGTs demonstrate inadequate knowledge, while having moderate attitudes towards research. Research training needs to undergo major transformation to encourage meaningful research.

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