Nic Paton is a journalist focused on national issues in the United Kingdom, with a particular emphasis on health and well-being. His work has been featured in Personnel Today and the Local Government Chronicle, covering topics such as long Covid, digital rehab, cancer support, mental health, health inequalities, and more.
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Nic Paton's articles predominantly focus on health and wellbeing, with a significant emphasis on citing data and expert commentary. Based on this, it is advisable to approach him with pitches that include robust data or statistics related to healthcare trends or topics. He appears to value insights from experts in the field, indicating openness to pitches featuring professionals who can provide authoritative commentary or analysis.
Given his national focus on the United Kingdom, consider tailoring your outreach by highlighting any UK-specific data, policies, or experts relevant to the healthcare and wellbeing issues he covers.
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The number of working days lost to long Covid could be costing the UK economy billions of pounds every year as patients struggle to cope with symptoms and
Delivering on the chancellor's ‘megafunds' ambition will mean big change for the LGPS – and the timescales are causing concern
By: Nic Paton
Bowel cancer diagnoses are increasingly being seen in younger people, with some of the steepest global increases happening in England, research has warned.
By: Nic Paton
UK cities present “a range of health opportunities and challenges”, with often high levels of health inequalities, England's CMO has said.
By: Laurie Gaum, Pippa Jones, Babalwa Ngcongolo, Cecil Plaatjies, Nic Paton, Aydin Inal, Sarah Oliver, Jenny Canau
The Cape Town Interfaith Initiative notes with concern the ongoing and escalating tensions not only worldwide but also between some of our cities religious and cultural communities.
Employees must proactively manage sleep and fatigue, especially among shift workers, as its impact on health and safety is significant.
By: Nic Paton
UK employees are facing a ‘line management lottery’ when it comes to workplace health support, an analysis has suggested.
Cases of flu leading to hospitalisation are surging and will get worse as people come together over the festive season, the NHS has warned.
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