Homeopathic Medicine Survey

Homeopathic Medicine, the first in America, is experiencing a resurgence of interest in America. The number of people interested in the Homeopathic Approach is increasing (Packer-Tursman, 2001, T7). The Leominster Hospital is a part of the HealthAlliance, and has a connection with several hospitals in the area. There are currently no homeopathic procedures available. To determine the reason for this lack of alternative treatments, an attitudinal survey was conceived that would test the awareness level of the physicians and nurses responsible for primary treatment.

Chapter Five of the text gives good guidelines to the problems of designing a ôgoodö survey over a ôbadö survey. Of critical importance is the selection of the sample. Quoting from the chapter ôA convenience sample is a non-probability sample where the only criterion for inclusion is the convenience of the unit to the researcher. The advantage of this approach is obvious -- it is fast and uncomplicatedö (Chapter

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