CLIFICOL, the Clinical File Collection, is an International Homeopathic Data Bank able to store millions of clinical cases collected in different languages, sent by homeopaths working with different methodologies. CliFiCol can
collect also specific clinical projects. Uploaded cases may contain: text, repertorizations and specific case information such as pathology, remedy, sex,
language, etc
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Why CliFiCol
CLIFICOL gives the homeopathic community
the possibility of sharing and collecting case experiences in
order to compare different methodological approaches. In this way
the homeopathic community has at its disposal relevant
Evidence-Based clinical information for homeopathic teaching,
research and recognition.
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Uploading cases
The CLIFICOL database can be accessed:
Free of charge through this
website
to submit your data
Through
RadarOpus
Software by selecting the CliFiCol button and uploading your cases
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Security
Clinical cases are encrypted and
transmitted anonymously from the homeopaths consulting room to the
central database via the
HTTPS-protocol
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Researching cases
You can do a simple search for cases of a
certain remedy or pathology
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Free of charge
You can upload and search cases
free of charge
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Interaction with Materia Medica and Repertory
CLIFICOL is an independent project, but will also be seamlessly integrated into
RadarOpus
. As such cured cases will be integrated into the Materia Medica and the Repertory.
Different links between these types of information will be implemented in
RadarOpus .
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Owner of the clinical data
The Scientific Committee of CLIFICOL
recognizes the homeopathic community as owner of every clinical
case recorded. The Scientific Committee are trustees of this data.
The Scientific Committee will manage this legacy and ensure the
rights of homeopaths and their patients. The Committee represents
the promoters of this project.
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How to participate
To participate to the project you need:
An Internet connection
The software WinCHIP Opus or the Web
access (available through a free subscription)
