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
The shifting sands of language - And what do we really mean by governance, most of the time?
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The shifting sands of language - And what do we really mean by governance, most of the time?
Wednesday 11 May 2022, 02:00 AM

Words change their meanings, so it pays to be clear about concepts like “governance” [Image: Joshua Gandara on Unsplash]
POLICY PUZZLER
Before you know it, a word may be morphing to mean something else. This can be important for the health sector, writes Tim Tenbensel
PHOs have been crucial actors in the governance of primary healthcare
An intriguing feature of language is how two words having the same root and