Gemma Mitchell is a journalist who specializes in healthcare and nursing topics. She writes for Nursing Times and her work has also been featured in The West Australian and Build.com.au. Gemma is dedicated to covering important issues in the nursing profession and providing informative and engaging articles for her readers.
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Gemma Mitchell's coverage predominantly focuses on nursing, healthcare, strikes, mental health, and nurse education in the United Kingdom. Her articles often include government announcements and expert commentary.
If you are reaching out to Gemma with a pitch or as a potential source, consider offering insights related to government policy changes impacting nurses' employment conditions or the healthcare system. Expert commentary on issues affecting nursing staff such as shortages of drugs or staffing problems would likely align with her coverage focus.
Given her interest in human resources & employment and health & wellbeing topics within the UK context, pitches that address these themes while considering the specific challenges faced by nurses could resonate well with Gemma.
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Two nurses are leading a first-of-its-kind genomics service for cancer patients in the East of England.
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A 2.8% pay rise for nurses and other NHS staff in England is all the government has said it can afford for 2025-26.
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A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a children’s nurse in Northern I...
The patient safety initiative Martha's Rule can help patients receive potentially life-saving changes in care, preliminary NHS figures show.
By: Gemma Mitchell, Emma Baines
Young people who need inpatient mental health care are being let down by a system that does not ...
Nurses in England’s NHS have once again been offered reassurances that regulatory oversight of t...
A charity is seeking to create a network of specialist nurses across the UK to support people affected by aortic dissection.
By: Ella Devereux, Edd Church, Gemma Mitchell
The four national chief nursing officers (CNOs) across the UK have expressed their gratitude for...
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