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Patient Satisfaction and Side Effects in Primary Care

Observational comparison of homeopathy and conventional medicine

Franziska Marian et al. 18 September 2008 1 minute read 12 views

A Swiss primary-care study comparing patient satisfaction and perceived side effects in homeopathic and conventional practices.

Survey data indicated higher reported satisfaction and fewer perceived side effects among patients attending homeopathic physicians. Differences in patient populations and the observational design mean the results should not be interpreted as proof of comparative treatment efficacy.
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