Joanna Frketich is a journalist at The Hamilton Spectator. She specializes in health and wellness, focusing on topics such as healthcare administration, patient care, public health, and mental health. Joanna's work has been featured in several publications, including the Niagara Falls Review, Toronto Star, and Waterloo Region Record.
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Joanna Frketich's coverage primarily centers around local healthcare, medical research, and community-related issues in Hamilton, Ontario. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to the healthcare sector.
Given her focus on local news, she is likely to be interested in pitches that involve topics such as healthcare services in Hamilton, medical research conducted by institutions within the region, public health initiatives or policies specific to Hamilton or Ontario.
She would also be receptive to pitches involving interviews with local healthcare professionals or researchers contributing to significant studies in the area of health and well-being. If you have insights into how certain national-level policies affect the local healthcare landscape in Hamilton or Ontario, it could also resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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By: Joanna Frketich
Stoney Creek urgent care looks to keep up as demand soars especially for kids
By: Joanna Frketich
CUPE says app can’t provide the compassion sick patients need
By: Joanna Frketich
Past Hamilton citizen of the year was known as much for his community work as his journalism
By: Joanna Frketich
Hamilton Public Health Services issues alert about toxic drug supply
From paramedic calls to ER visits: New dashboard will identify emerging trends as climate change affects health
By: Joanna Frketich
He thought Canadian Dental Care Plan coverage would save his tooth. Instead, it had to be pulled because he still couldn’t afford the subsidized root canal.
By: Joanna Frketich
CUPE says front-line care has been undermined.
By: Joanna Frketich
Leah DiFelice says surviving breast cancer was only part of the challenge as younger adults increasingly navigate a cancer system built largely around older patients
Says he takes “professional accountability seriously” and accepts decision.
By: Joanna Frketich
How to best analyze the grit still up for debate
