Anna Colivicchi is a Senior Reporter at Pulse Today. She specializes in health and wellness, healthcare systems, and legislation, with a strong focus on patient care and public health. Anna's work has been featured in Healthcare Leader, Hospital Healthcare Europe, The Pharmacist News, Management in Practice, Cogora Limited, and Pulse Today.
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Anna Colivicchi's focus is on healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with an emphasis on government announcements and data citations. She predominantly covers the UK's National Health Service (NHS) and issues related to general practitioners (GPs).
To grab Anna's attention, consider providing insights or data related to recent government announcements impacting the NHS or GPs in the UK. If you have access to exclusive data or analysis pertaining to healthcare policies, it may resonate well with her coverage.
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The first piece of a new Pulse investigation looks at the ‘lottery’ experienced by GPs when it comes to local enhanced services funding.
By: Anna Colivicchi
The BMA's GP committee will ballot GPs in England on a ‘plan B’, the union has confirmed.
By: Anna Colivicchi
The UK National Screening Committee (NSC) has advised against whole-population routine NHS prostate cancer screening.
By: Anna Colivicchi
The GPDF will vote on stopping funding the BMA’s GP committee and instead redirect the money towards ‘the development of a plan B’.
By: Anna Colivicchi
Almost two thirds of GPs say they are likely to increase private work following this year’s imposed GP contract, a new survey has revealed.
By: Anna Colivicchi
Updated anti-racism and ‘cultural competence’ training should be mandatory for all NHS staff, a Government-commissioned report recommended.
By: Anna Colivicchi
GP practices in one area will deliver a new neighbourhood care model for patients living with severe frailty using existing PCN arrangements.
GPs are ‘not good at acting collectively’, leading the BMA to organise ‘gentle cumulative steps’ to unify the profession, the GPC chair said.
By: Anna Colivicchi
GPs are ‘coming under pressure’ to diagnose conditions such as autism and ADHD that lead to benefit entitlement, a new report has found.
Pulse’s deputy news editor Anna Colivicchi has received an award for her work investigating NHS Health Checks.
