Digital Production Manager and Journalist
Harriet Grayson is a Digital Production Manager and Journalist, specializing in healthcare and medical topics. Her work has been featured in publications such as Health Services Daily, The Medical Republic, and The Westerly Sun. Harriet's articles cover a wide range of healthcare issues, including policy, technology, and disparities in healthcare access.
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Australia (National)
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Harriet Grayson's focus is on health and healthcare-related topics, with an emphasis on government announcements, press releases, legal policy regulation, and citations of data. She seems to be interested in covering stories related to healthcare policies, medical research advancements, public health issues including inequalities, and the impact of legal regulations on the healthcare sector.
Considering her coverage attributes and themes covered, Harriet might be responsive to pitches that provide expert insights or access to new data regarding government policies affecting healthcare systems or innovative medical technologies. Additionally, she may also be interested in stories highlighting efforts addressing existing health disparities within specific populations.
Given her lack of specified geographic focus but a broad range of coverage areas such as Australia-specific content (Queensland), it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to offer expertise or information relevant not only globally but also tailored towards specific regions when applicable.
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See which major tertiary referral centre took the crown for shortest ED wait times and elective surgeries delivered on time in 2022-23.
It's another nail in the coffin for private services with one study suggesting they will cease to exist entirely by the end of the decade.
Gender parity is still a long way off, particularly regarding pay and flexible working arrangements.
New data shows the link between socioeconomic status and premature death from chronic disease. And it's getting worse.
By: Harriet Grayson
Expanding free, educational resources for consumers on digital health topics is vital to increasing consumer-led research, experts say.
By: Cate Swannell, Harriet Grayson
Orange Hospital has been prohibiting non-medically essential abortions since earlier this year, but a statement from the LHD today seems to be a back-down.
It was just another day at the NSW Special Commission of Inquiry into Healthcare Spending, where today's death squad is tomorrow's complex care committee.
Excessive patient loads and worsening patient outcomes mean junior doctors are scarred by trying to treat the elderly in NSW public hospitals, say senior LHD staff.
By: Harriet Grayson
Doctors tend to overtreat patients and undertreat themselves. That could be one way to save the system money, said an expert at the Special Commission today.
By: Harriet Grayson
The ministry is taking steps to strengthen service planning and funding arrangements to support preventive care but it will be a time consuming and challenging process.
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