Dr Robert Mathie
Dr Robert Mathie Dr Robert Mathie attained BSc, then PhD, in Physiology at the University of Glasgow. During 25 years in the university sector, he published around 100 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters, mostly on the topic of blood flow regulation. He then held the post of Research Development Adviser at the British Homeopathic Association for 15 years during which he led clinical data collection projects with the Faculty of Homeopathy’s doctors, dentists and veterinarians. Latterly, in a key initiative to identify robust evidence in homeopathy, Robert has extended his work in reviewing and clarifying the research literature by means of a major programme of systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials. His research publications in homeopathy currently total more than 30. Robert became an independent research consultant in March 2016.
About Dr Robert Mathie
Robert attained BSc, then PhD, in Physiology at the University of Glasgow.
During 25 years in the university sector, he published around 100 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters, mostly on the topic of blood flow regulation.
In the post of Research Development Adviser at the British Homeopathic Association for 15 years, Robert led clinical data collection projects with the Faculty of Homeopathy’s doctors, dentists and veterinarians; latterly, in a key initiative to identify robust evidence in homeopathy, he extended his work in reviewing and clarifying the literature by means of a major programme of systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials.
Research publications in homeopathy have been achieved in over 30 peer-reviewed journal articles.
Robert became an independent research consultant in March 2016.