Mimi Launder is a Correspondent at Health Service Journal. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, business and economics, and personal finance, often focusing on the intersection of these areas within the context of the United Kingdom. Mimi is featured in Cogora Limited and HSJ Local.
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Mimi's focus is on local healthcare, particularly the National Health Service (NHS), general practitioners (GPs), and patient access. She frequently covers government announcements and cites data in her articles. This suggests that Mimi may be interested in receiving pitches related to new policies, changes within NHS or GP practices backed by relevant data.
Given her coverage of topics related to human resources & employment as well as business & industry, she might also be open to stories about how these areas intersect with the healthcare sector at a local level.
If you have insights into local policy changes affecting GPs, patient access issues supported by data or perspectives from within the NHS system, reaching out to Mimi could prove fruitful.
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An under-pressure integrated care system has been told it lacks "effective leadership" and is "too centralised and top-down" in a survey of partner organisations.
Wes Streeting is "sounding like a merchant of doom" and is wrong to call the NHS "broken", a trust chair has said in a strongly worded commentary to his board.
An acute trust chair has claimed its former chief executive - who is accusing him of bullying and harassment - put on "an act" of being distressed by his actions.
An integrated care board has appointed its third temporary chair since April, blaming the general election for the high turnover.
A trust has appointed a mental health nurse as its permanent chief executive, after he held the post in an interim capacity for over a year.
Government wants "health" organisation boundaries to "align" to devolved regional authorities in the "long term", it says in a white paper published today.
All but one of a region's integrated care boards have stopped prescribing gluten-free products to save money, with a charity saying the move will exacerbate inequalities and risk "debilitating symptoms".
Nearly half of all integrated care boards are due to cut their spending on voluntary, community and social enterprise services this financial year, HSJ analysis suggests.
The quality of leadership at 13 integrated care boards has been praised by NHS England in its latest formal assessment of their performance.
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