Website for primary practitioners .

[Gibbel]

Can someone tell me if this website for primary practioneres can be used by doctors all over the world - e.g Denmark ?

Gibbel

[Madlegs1]

Could you send a link to this website,please? I don't know of any particular ones for Primary Care Physicians!!

It would be great if they accepted contributions from knowledgeable and experienced patients.

[Gibbel in reply to Madlegs1]

Hello Madlegs1

– information of this website was published on April 29, 2024.

from Massachusetts General hospital and - one of the contributors is John Winkelmann.

My be you can google the site – I am not sure how to send a link without emailadr

Google:

NEW WEBSITE ALLOWS PROVIDER CONSULTATIONS FOR PATIENTS WITH RESTLESS LEG SYNDROME.

GIBBEL

[Madlegs1 in reply to Gibbel]

advances.massgeneral.org/ne...

[ChrisColumbus in reply to Gibbel]

I believe that you're talking about rlscurbside.org/ which Joolsg flagged up early this year:

healthunlocked.com/rlsuk/po...

It looked at the time to be only available to US doctors, but that may have been wrong or it may have changed.

I suggest that you ask them by using their Contact Form:

rlscurbside.org/contact-us/

[Joolsg]

You can ask. But I suspect it's for US doctors, as it's funded by rls.org.

[ChrisColumbus in reply to Joolsg]

Forum member and Australian doctor RLSLearner posted 6 months ago "well I seem to be 33% of the doctors using rlscurbside"...

[Joolsg in reply to ChrisColumbus]

Ha ha. So they do give advice outside USA.I've always been astounded that the top US RLS experts ALL respond to email enquiries within hours!

Meanwhile, here in the UK, even if we pay privately -neurologists rarely, if ever, reply to emails.

[ChrisColumbus in reply to Joolsg]

...and of course two thirds of UK sleep centres didn't reply to either emails or letters when written to earlier this year. (I must check how many reply to the follow-up...)