Sofia Lind is a Deputy Editor at Pulse, covering all things general practice. She focuses on health and wellness, public health, patient care, and healthcare administration, exploring themes within medicine and healthcare, including pharmaceuticals and mental health care. Sofia has been featured in Healthcare Leader, Management in Practice, and Pulse Today.
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Sofia Lind's coverage revolves around healthcare, medical technology, and government policies in the United Kingdom. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements. For effective outreach, consider pitching experts who can provide insights into the impact of government policies on healthcare services or advancements in medical technology within the UK.
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The future role of physician associates (PAs) is facing another legal challenge, after a union secured an oral hearing at the High Court
A GP practice has temporarily closed one of its sites because of concerns over extreme indoor temperatures
National headlines claiming that one in 10 GP partners earn at least £250,000 have obscured a wider picture of pressure on general practice
By: Sofia Lind
The GMC’s latest workplace report reveals six in ten GPs are struggling to provide a high standard of care on a weekly basis.
By: Sofia Lind
Rules around who is eligible for the hypertension case finding service (HCFS) in pharmacies have been updated
Pulse editor Sofia Lind questions how much more - reasonably - GP partners should earn per year than their salaried counterparts
The number of babies needing admission to intensive care for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) has been cut by 50% since maternal vaccination began, figures show.
By: Sofia Lind
Researchers have reported a ‘significant’ long-term survival benefit associated with NHS Health Checks to identify those at risk of cardiovascular disease.
By: Sofia Lind
GPs should take care when using the word ‘normal’ to reassure patients, as it could unintentionally discourage them from seeking treatment.
GPs have been urged to be aware of increasing antibiotic resistance to sexually transmitted infection Mycoplasma genitalium
