Etat des lieux de l'homéopathie en Belgique - KCE

52 Homeopathy KCE Reports 154
Figure 1: distribution of the age groups practitioners state that they see and
are specialized in (n=144).
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
4.3.7 Provider delay
0
ages a practicioner
typically sees
age the practicioner is
specialised in
For a new patient, the median delay is 7 days (no means are given as distribution was
too skewed to the left), interquartile range 1,5 to 15, min 0 and 365, other patients can
in nearly all cases be seen the same day.
Practitioners from the UHP see a median of 120 patients a month (interquartile range
60 to 200) and a median of 10 new patients a month (interquartile range 7 to 12)
Practitioners from the LIGA see a median of 15 patients a month (interquartile range 6
to 30) and a median of 3 new patients a month (interquartile range 1 to 7)
Practitioners member from both see a median of 80 patients a month (interquartile
range 50 to 150) and a median of 12.5 new patients a month (interquartile range 10 to
40). No means are given as distributions were skewed.
Figure 2 shows the proportion of patients consulting for preventive reasons, the
majority of practitioners has around 10 % of their patients coming for prevention.
Figure 2: Proportion of patients consulting for preventive reasons(n=144)
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
0% 1% to
10%
11%
to
20%
21%
to
30%
31%
to
40%
41%
to
50%
51%
to
60%
61%
to
70%
71%
to
80%
number of practioners