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Health Study: Secure Transmission of Homoeopathic E-Medicine Using Random Key Generation
Author(s):
Viad Angao*
There is very little data on Indian patients’ preferences for integrated homoeopathy services. Positive attitudes toward and satisfaction with integrated services were found in two earlier polls. The purpose of this study was to assess homoeopathy knowledge, attitudes, and practise as well as preference for its inclusion in secondary-level healthcare. Several adult patients who visited a few randomly chosen secondary-level conventional health care facilities participated in a crosssectional survey. Scores on knowledge and practise were deficient, while attitudes toward integration and legal regulation were excellent. Regarding the negative effects of homoeopathy, its concurrent usage, and its interactions with traditional treatments, respondents expressed uncertainty.. Read More»
10.24105/ejbi.2022.18.11.118-119
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