Easy to Use

Written specifically for the Windows 95/98 environment CARApro provides a visually attractive system that is remarkably easy to use. This is vitally important if you are considering buying a computer for the first time. With CARApro everything you need to do requires just a simple click of the mouse.

CARApro's attractive design gives you a "toolbar" of buttons that let you point and click the mouse to help you work a case in seconds. If you prefer to use a keyboard then CARApro lets you do this although many of CARApro’s best features are more accessible with a mouse and are quicker to perform. You will always find CARApro very intuitive to use whether you use a mouse or the keyboard.

CARApro is designed purely and simply with Microsoft Windows in mind. Standard Windows techniques are applied in common with most other commercial software you can buy. CARApro works the way other software does so you will quickly find yourself able to use other Windows software as well. And if you already use other Windows software, learning CARApro will be even easier!.

CARApro contains a comprehensive database of repertories and rubrics for you to use which is continually being expanded. A unique electronic repertory called the Combined Repertory is one of the primary sources of information. To further enhance the database CARApro also contains Boericke's Repertory and Phatak's Repertory. These repertories are all provided as standard with every CARApro system. You can choose to add on to CARApro famous and renowned repertories, Murphy's Medical Repertory and the renowned Complete Repertory from Roger van Zandvoort.

The Combined Repertory was originally based on Kent's Repertory but has been considerably expanded and now contains thousands of additions. Many of these additions have been taken from the same sources used in the Synthetic Repertory and significantly expand the Mental, General, Sleep, Dreams and Sexual rubrics. The Combined Repertory retains the same schema of chapters and rubric layout as the original Kent’s Repertory.

Also included in the Combined Repertory are all of the additions to Kent suggested by Vithoulkas (we have taken great care to conform to the style and meanings used by Kent) . For good measure we also incorporated the provings of the new remedies Scorpion, Hydrogen, Chocolate, Iridium, Neon, Brassica, Diamond, Germanium, Tungsten, Lac humnaum, Fire, Granite, Marble and Limestone. All in all CARApro’s Combined Repertory provides a comprehensive source of rubrics and remedies for you to work with.

The Homeopathic Medical Repertory by Robin Murphy ND is an immensely popular repertory all over the world. Departing from the traditional Kentian layout Murphy has re-ordered the repertory strictly alphabetically and has introduced many more chapters to improve the accessibility of the repertory. Murphy has also introduced the use of modern medical terms for many rubrics to make the repertory more useable by contemporary homeopaths.

The Complete Repertory is acknowledged as the premier repertory work available. Its author Roger van Zandvoort and his team have created a repertory that contains entries from reliable classical sources combined with contemporary provings. Working with a small group of students, mainly Dr. Jost Kunzli's, the team began working on corrections and additions of Boenninghaussen's Repertory, Boger's Additions to Kent's Repertory & Sivaraman's additions & corrections to Kent's Repertory. Today the Complete Repertory has more than 515,000 additions compared to Kent and more than 15,000 cross references.

Whether simply comparing remedy additions to existing rubrics or even new rubric additions, the Complete lives up to its name! However the improvements are not limited to remedy additions from classical sources. The Complete also contains the repertory additions from the most modern published provings. Thus remedies such as Chocolate, Granite, Limestone, Hydrogen etc. are all to be found in the Complete repertory. Little wonder that leading homeopaths the world over rely exclusively on the Complete Repertory.

One of the advantges of CARApro's Complete Repertory over others is that all the additions made to the Complete Repertory show the author number (and CARApro also shows you the suthor name) . This helps you to trace back to the source of each addition. Here is an example:

ABRUPT (19)

aur-m162, calc122, cham58, germ222, hecla234, hep30, lil-t58, luna228, lyc30, med137, nat-m122, nit-ac30, nux-v30, plat122, PULS30, rauw119, sil30, sulph30, tarent

Here is a comparison taken from the 4 leading repertories available electronically. Take for instance the rubric FEAR of SNAKES :

In Combined Repertory the remedies listed are:- abel, carc, lac-c, lach (4)

In Synthesis Repertory the remedies lisetd are:- abel, elaps, hep, lac-c, lach, sep, sulph, syph (8)

In Murphy's Repertory :- abel, bell, calc, cench, elaps, hep, lac-c, lach, ruta, spig, nat-m (11)

In Complete Rep. :- abel, arg-n, bell, carc, elaps, hep, ign, lac-c, lach, nat-m, puls, ruta, sep, spig, sulph, syph, (16)