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James Illman is a bureau chief at Health Service Journal. He specializes in health performance, particularly regarding elective services and the NHS in the East of England, while also covering the recovery of acute care services post-COVID. James's investigative work, notably his series on care failings at East of England Ambulance Services Trust, earned him the "investigation of the year" award at the 2018 Press Gazette specialist media awards, and he has been featured in HSJ Local.
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United Kingdom (National)
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Press Release:
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Breaking News:
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Pitching Insights
James Illman's coverage is heavily focused on the UK healthcare system, particularly the National Health Service (NHS), waiting lists, and related government policies. He often cites data and covers government announcements in this sector. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide informed insights into NHS operations, healthcare policy implications of government announcements or data trends within the UK’s healthcare system.
Pitches could include commentary on waiting list management strategies, challenges faced by NHS trusts, impact of governmental policies on healthcare delivery and patient care. Experts with a deep understanding of NHS operations and its interaction with government policies may find their insights valuable to James' reporting.
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