Maria McCann is a Broadcast Journalist at Cigalah Group. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on topics such as crime, social issues, and the construction and real estate sectors in the United Kingdom and Europe, as well as Latin America. Maria's work has been featured in prominent outlets including BBC World, BBC News, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Maria McCann's coverage in Belfast focuses on healthcare, medical malpractice, and patient care with a significant emphasis on government announcements and breaking news. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights or expertise related to local healthcare policies, medical regulations, or evolving stories within the Northern Ireland health sector. Additionally, providing perspectives from individuals directly affected by these issues may be valuable for human interest angles. Since Maria also covers family & relationships as well as community development topics locally in Belfast, pitches focusing on these areas could resonate with her audience.
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About 3,000 patients were recalled in 2018 after concerns were raised about the consultant neurologist.
Maria McCann - BBC News NI north-east reporter ยท 1 min read The Department of Health have asked the public to be patient as staff adjust to digitised system
Concerns have been raised by optometrists that vulnerable people could miss out on basic healthcare.
Christine Keenan says one patient threw a fire extinguisher at her at Muckamore Abbey Hospital.
By: Maria McCann
A young woman with a severe disability was failed by a health trust before she died, a watchdog has said.
Tom Hawthorne is among 8% of people to survive a pancreatic cancer diagnosis past five years.
Rhianna Brown, who spent six years in the NI care system, says a lot needs to be changed.
It is understood a number of councillors raised concerns about the plans for the fayre in Ballyclare this weekend.
By: Niall Mccracken, Maria Mccann, Eimear Flanagan
Annie Sweeney, 94, recalls how her home in Coalisland was suddenly "swimming with water" on Saturday.
A former councillor says parts of the north coast have become a "playground for more affluent people".
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