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Patient satisfaction with primary care: an observational study comparing anthroposophic and conventional care
Health and Quality of Life Outcomes , 10/01/08
Esch BM et al. - Anthroposophic medicine patients were significantly more satisfied and rated their physicians as valuable partners in the treatment. This suggests that subject to certain limitations, anthroposophic medicine therapy may be beneficial in primary care.
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