HRI Barcelona 2013

Cutting edge research in homeopathy
Latest clinical trials
Provings / pathogenetic trials
Qualitative research in homeopathy
In vitro research in homeopathy
Disease prevention
Venue close to city and airport

Welcome

Welcome to the inaugural International Homeopathy Research Conference, hosted by The Homeopathy Research Institute (HRI). At this landmark event, we will be bringing together a broad audience of researchers, practitioners, students and those with an interest in homeopathy research, to hear from world experts about their latest findings in this rapidly developing field. The HRI Conference is also about fostering new talent, with opportunities for those who are relatively new to the field to share their findings, as well as pre-Conference training workshops for complete beginners.

Conference overview

Interest in homeopathy research has grown dramatically over recent years, both within the homeopathic profession and externally. This reflects the ever-increasing emphasis being placed on evidence based medicine across all modalities and the crucial role rigorous research is now playing in the development of homeopathy.

Cutting Edge Research in Homeopathy is a rare event in the worldwide conference calendar. Usually homeopathy research sessions are embedded within events covering homeopathy as a whole, or form part of CAM-wide research events. The HRI is proud to be hosting a two and a half day event dedicated solely to homeopathy research, providing a forum for the sharing of ideas and the creation of international scientific collaborations.

Conference objectives

In order to encourage and promote progression within this field, it is helpful not only to look at what we already know, but also what we are close to learning. To achieve this we have created a diverse programme to give attendees a snapshot of the latest developments across the various sub-fields of homeopathy research worldwide, including:

Clinical research: quantitative and qualitative
Disease prevention (homeoprophylaxis)
Pathogenetic trials
Health economics
 In vitro animal and plant-based research
Fundamental research
Veterinary research
Ethics

Who will be attending?

Plenary sessions run from Friday morning to Sunday lunchtime, with a mixture of short and longer oral presentations. There will be 3 parallel sessions – one on Friday and two on Saturday. A poster presentation with drinks reception for ~30 posters will be held on Friday evening. The programme of presentations is suitable for:

Academic researchers in homeopathy
Students of homeopathy, integrative medicine and research methodology
Practitioners of homeopathy and integrative medicine
Conventional medical researchers and practitioners
Developers of healthcare policy
Clinical academics

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