Joe Talora is a Journalist at HSJ. He covers a range of topics including medicine and healthcare, healthcare technology, and digital transformation, with a particular focus on digital health and telehealth. Joe's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Evening Standard, Yahoo Sports UK, and Yahoo News UK.
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Joe's coverage demonstrates a focus on government, politics, and data-related topics within the United Kingdom. He frequently covers announcements and press releases related to national contracts and services within the healthcare sector.
Given Joe's emphasis on exclusive insights and announcements in the UK, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or insider knowledge regarding government initiatives, particularly those related to digitization, funding allocations for public services, or issues surrounding trust management.
Pitches providing interviews with key figures involved in large-scale digital projects within trusts or highlighting potential impacts of new government policies on data systems could resonate well with Joe Talora.
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Almost all trusts using the Epic electronic patient record system have resisted using the federated data platform, HSJ analysis has found.
An integrated care board cluster is planning to use AI to job-match staff as part of its plans to achieve 50 per cent cuts to running costs.
NHS England is restricting access to open source code after researchers found that the Mythos AI model could expose "pretty severe" vulnerabilities in commonly used software.
AI systems designed to reduce costs and improve outcomes through "workflow automation" have been included in an NHS procurement framework worth up to £900m.
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Three trusts have begun rolling out their electronic patient record systems months later than planned after NHS England forced them to delay.
Several trusts in the South West are being asked to restrict all non-essential spending due to their "challenging financial position".
The national patient data watchdog has said it will investigate how Palantir staff came to have access to identifiable patient data in the federated data platform, despite previous assurances that this would not be the case.
An integrated care board executive has stepped back from a management consultancy firm she helped to found with the former chief executive of the ICB, just days after its launch.
NHS Online will implement "safeguards" to prevent it from "draining the resources" of the wider NHS workforce.
