This article by Alex Bartle examines the underlying pathology of restless legs syndrome, while acknowledging many facets remain unknown. Up to one in 10 people are affected by RLS to some degree, but it is often undiagnosed. GPs are in an ideal position to identify and treat this condition, which may be idiopathic or due to secondary conditions that may be correctable
GP life beyond our shores: Susan Taylor from the Scottish village of Lochaline
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GP life beyond our shores: Susan Taylor from the Scottish village of Lochaline
Wednesday 15 November 2017, 10:10 AM

Dr Taylor in the family’s fibreglass boat a few years ago
The third in our series on the working lives of GPs in other parts of the world, Dr Taylor runs the tiny Morvern Medical Practice at Lochaline on Scotland’s west coast
It’s a financial bullet they have to bite. No financial wizardry or capitation system will ever fund a practice of 350 patients
The GP, Lochaline, Scotland, Boats ply the stretch of water between Lochaline and the Isle of Mull, south of Skye, Scotland