Your First Repertorisation

Vision 3 gives you several ways to find the rubrics you need. You can browse through a repertory, search for words from the patient’s symptoms, or use Vision’s AI-assisted Possible Rubrics feature to help translate the patient’s own language into repertory language.

In this short tutorial you will use all three methods to build a simple three-rubric case, place the rubrics on a clipboard and repertorise them.

By the end you will have followed the basic Vision workflow:

Find rubrics → add them to a clipboard → repertorise → investigate the remedies.

1. Find your first rubric by browsing

Start with the Reps tab selected.

Open:

Combined → Mind

The Mind chapter is now displayed in the main Vision workspace. Rather than scrolling through the whole chapter, use the box labelled:

Find rubric in this repertory chapter

Type enough of the first word (for example IRRIT) to find the Irritability rubrics.

In the 2nd search word box type in SPOK, and Vision will jump to:

Irritability, spoken to; when

Vision moves you directly to the matching rubric while leaving you within the repertory itself. This is useful when you know approximately which chapter contains the symptom but do not want to manually scroll through a large number of rubrics.

Add the rubric to the clipboard by clicking on it and dragging it over and dropping it on the little image of C1. C1 now contains the first symptom in your repertorisation.