Alison Bloomer is a journalist focused on national healthcare issues in the United Kingdom. She writes for Learning Disability Today, covering a wide range of topics including healthcare policy, medical research, and the impact of healthcare on individuals with learning disabilities. Alison is dedicated to providing informative and impactful articles that shed light on important issues in the healthcare sector.
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Alison's coverage is heavily focused on healthcare, particularly in the context of government announcements and data citations, indicating that she would likely be very responsive to pitches providing insights into new developments or studies within the healthcare sector. Given her focus on national (UK) news, relevant sources might include medical professionals, public health experts, and researchers with expertise in areas such as women's health, mental health care, genomics/genotyping technologies for disease control.
Given her focus on citing data and referencing government announcements frequently in her coverage, Alison may be receptive to pitches from organizations or individuals who can provide credible statistical analysis or insights into policy implications related to healthcare initiatives in the UK.
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By: Alison Bloomer
The Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) has partnered up with Agilisys, a generative artificial intelligence (AI) provider, to look at new ways digital technology can safely be put into social care practice to achieve greater productivity and cost savings.
By: Alison Bloomer
The government has announced a raft of employment reforms today, backed by an investment of £240 million, that includes an independent review into how employers can be better supported to employ people with disabilities.
By: Alison Bloomer
The Children’s Commissioner has called for a formal review of the events that took place at Whitefield School in Walthamstow after new CCTV footage showed autistic children being abused while confined in isolation rooms.
By: Alison Bloomer
The Government has announced a £22.6 million funding allocation that aims to improve the lives of unpaid carers. This includes new ways to identify and recognise unpaid carers and better support services in hospitals.
In a historic vote, MPs have today voted in support of the assisted dying bill, which means it will be put forward for further parliamentary scrutiny with the backing of the elected chamber.
By: Alison Bloomer
The Health Secretary Wes Streeting was hand delivered an inaccessible health appointment letter this week as part of a campaign by disability charities to make health information and communication more accessible.
) show that it significantly reduced monthly migraine days (MMD) and monthly headache days (MHD) versus placebo over a 12-week period in paediatric patients aged 6-17.
By: Alison Bloomer
Disability charities say the increase in adult social care funding announced in today’s provisional local government settlement does not come close to stabilising the sector.
By: Alison Bloomer
Yorkshire NHS Trust leads way in reducing waiting lists for people with a learning disability
A new free app has been launched by autism research charity Autistica to offer helpful tips to autistic people, their families and professionals who work with autistic people.
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