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Improvements at the Dove
In late January The Dove Clinic will be investing in an upgrade to its computer systems. There will be some minor disturbance for patients in the short term, but the intention is very much towards long-term improvements. In the long term we are planning to offer online booking for appointments together with text or email reminders for appointments. We will also be offering an enhanced booking service for those wishing to take last minute cancellations. Overall the service to patients should improve considerably as a result of these improvements.
The major effects of this upgrade will be as follows:
Friday 25th to Tuesday 29th January – The Dove Clinic will be working from paper based systems, but will be accepting all telephone calls as usual. Bookings for appointments in February can be made or amended but a call back service (after 31st January) will be used for bookings from 1 March 2008 onwards. There may be some delays in dispensing but it is forecast that these should be honoured within the usual five working days.
Wednesday 30th January - The Clinic apologises for any inconvenience, but will be closed to both visitors and callers as final implementation and training on the new software will take place.
Thursday 31st January – The Clinic operation and service will return to normal with the new computer system operational.
Dove Clinic - Spring 2007 Newsletter
Articles included in the Newsletter: Neuromuscularskeletal medicine, Insulin resistance, Fats that can make you happy, recreational drug use warning, acid and alkaline foods, can alcohol damage your baby, how long will I live, links with Paracelsus Clinic based in Lustmuhle,Switzerland (near Zurich) and theresidential clinic at Al Ronc, letter from NZ, poems, light reading and more [read the newsletter]
Next Generation Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)
Photodynamic therapy is the use of light sensitive substances, which accumulate selectively in cancer cells and when exposed to light of an appropriate wave length breakdown to release singlet oxygen...[more information about Next Generation PDT]
The Oberon Device is the world’s most advanced computerised functional medicine scanning device and it also determines best possible treatment
The patient is scanned using a pair of headphones, which emit a range of different frequencies of magnetic field. Specific frequencies have been determined through 10 years of research by a Russian team as to the resonant frequencies of all normal organs and all common disease tissues, in all their various stages of progression...[more information about the Oberon Device]
Paper Given at the Inaugural Conference of the British Society of Integrated Medicine
At the Royal College of Physicians, Regents Park on Saturday 1 November 2003,
by Dr Julian Kenyon, founder president of the British Society of Integrated Medicine [read the paper given by Dr Julian Kenyon at the Inaugural Conference]
CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) or ME was virtually unheard of 50 years ago and even now is often regarded with suspicion by some conventional doctors. CFS is a devastating and debilitating illness which is now believed to affect approximately 442 per 100 000 people in the UK. It is on the increase fuelled by stress filled modern living.
HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY
Recent studies have produced worrying data about the risks of taking HRT. However, many women suffer serious symptoms without it. "At the clinic we can offer a safe and natural approach to the management of the menopause using a combination of diet and lifestyle advice, homeopathy, herbal remedies and nutritional medicine," says Dr Julian Kenyon. "Treatments are tailored specifically to the individual based on measurements done in the clinic."