Mimi Launder is a correspondent at HSJ, covering ICBs, ICSs, and ICPs. With a focus on health and wellness, her reporting spans various topics including consumer health, maternal health, mental health, and oncology. Mimi's work has also been featured in Cogora Limited and HSJ Local.
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Mimi's focus is on local healthcare, particularly the National Health Service (NHS), general practitioners (GPs), and patient access. She frequently covers government announcements and cites data in her articles. This suggests that Mimi may be interested in receiving pitches related to new policies, changes within NHS or GP practices backed by relevant data.
Given her coverage of topics related to human resources & employment as well as business & industry, she might also be open to stories about how these areas intersect with the healthcare sector at a local level.
If you have insights into local policy changes affecting GPs, patient access issues supported by data or perspectives from within the NHS system, reaching out to Mimi could prove fruitful.
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Eight trusts performed "worse than expected" the Care Quality Commission's annual survey of inpatient experience at acute and specialist trusts has revealed.
An integrated care board is planning to pay £1.6m to retain its local Healthwatch for the next four years.
The national lead for neighbourhood health, and former national medical director, has resigned, HSJ has learned.
The national lead for neighbourhood health, and former national medical director, has resigned, HSJ has learned.
Insider tales and must-read analysis on how integration is reshaping health and care systems, NHS providers, primary care, and commissioning. This week, by correspondent Mimi Launder.
The chief people officer of a leading hospital trust has been subjected to "racist" abuse by colleagues, HSJ has learned.
Twenty clustered integrated care boards that had expected to merge next year must wait until at least 2028 while government considers the implications of the prime minister's devolution agenda, they have been told.
An acute trust has decided to use its own money to boost the funding of a dozen local GP practices with low patient satisfaction scores, HSJ has learned.
Integrated care boards will have to carry out more than a dozen functions earmarked for transfer to other bodies for at least another year despite huge cuts in their workforce, HSJ has learned.
Insider tales and must-read analysis on how integration is reshaping health and care systems, NHS providers, primary care, and commissioning. This week, by correspondent Mimi Launder.
