Take the whole case.

Case taking, repertorisation and follow-ups for homeopathic doctors, kept in one quiet place.

Chapter I

The case, the way you were taught to take it.

Casebook follows the classical case record. Plain-English questions on the screen, the rubric beside each answer, and room for the patient's own words.

Two forms: Adult and child case records, each in the order you take a case: complaints, history, generals, mind, examination.
Questions by body region: Pick Head, Stomach, Respiration or Skin and the deeper questions appear, each tied to its rubric in Kent and Boericke.
Nothing to save: Every answer is kept as you type, so a case can be paused for a patient and picked up after.

The Head questions in a Casebook case, with Kent and Boericke rubrics under each option — The Head module in a case. Every option carries its Kent and Boericke rubric.

Chapter II

The totality, as you scroll.

A headache case from the demo, one symptom at a time. Each becomes its Kent and Boericke rubric, and both repertories re-rank on the spot.

Consolation makes her worseK MIND - CONSOLATION agg.B no Boericke rubric
She weeps only when aloneK MIND - WEEPING - alone, whenB MIND - MOOD, DISPOSITION - Tearful, weeping
A grief she has never spoken aboutK MIND - GRIEFB MIND - EMOTIONS - Grief, sorrow
The headache rises and sets with the sunK HEAD - PAIN - morning - increases and decreases with the sunB HEAD - HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) - Modalities - Aggravation - Sun
Bursting pain in the templesK HEAD - PAIN - Bursting - TemplesB HEAD - HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) - Character of pain - Pressing - Asunder
It hammersK HEAD - PAIN - hammeringB HEAD - HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) - Character of pain - Throbbing, beating, hammering, pulsating
Worse before her periodK HEAD - PAIN - menses, beforeB HEAD - HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) - Modalities - Aggravation - Menses

Symptom 1 of 7

Consolation makes her worse

K MIND - CONSOLATION agg.

B no Boericke rubric

Kent

1 rubric

1Ign.1/1 · 3

2Nat-m.1/1 · 3

3Sep.1/1 · 3

4Sil.1/1 · 3

Boericke

0 rubrics

Boericke has no rubric for this symptom

Rubrics covered, then grade total. Kent's Repertory (1897) and Boericke's Repertory (1927).

Two repertories, open side by side.

KKent's Repertory · 1897

64,712

rubrics, searchable in full from any case

718 remedies, each graded one to three in every rubric it appears in.

BBoericke's Repertory · 1927

7,058

rubrics, searchable in full from any case

A clinical repertory: disease names, causes and modalities, each remedy marked in one of two grades.

Pick rubrics from either, or both. Casebook ranks each repertory on its own, so you see where Kent and Boericke agree.

Chapter III

The case keeps going after the first visit.

The Today screen with the week of follow-ups — TodayThe week's follow-ups at a glance, with anyone overdue at the front.

Every visit, in orderEach patient's cases, prescriptions and next visit on one page.

Searching the whole of Kent's repertory — The whole of KentSearch any rubric and add it to the case in one click.

A printable prescription with the clinic letterhead — A prescription to hand overYour clinic's letterhead, the remedy, potency and the next date.

Your next patient deserves the whole case.

Casebook is free for doctors during early access, and every patient stays in your account alone. Request access and we'll set up your account, or sign in if you've been invited.

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