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Title of article

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Given that the article is explicitly about the concept of unwarranted variation in healthcare, I wondered if the title of the article should explicitly reflect that - ie be Unwarranted Variation (Healthcare).

I know the brackets are usually used for 'not to be confused with' concepts - but it would seem to make sense to be clear from the get go on this particularly as the words themselves aren't subject specific.

What do others think? Jpmaytum (talk) 09:27, 30 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]