Zoe Tidman is a Correspondent at HSJ. She covers estates, sustainability, and the environment, while also exploring themes related to finance, legal affairs, and healthcare. Zoe's work has been featured in The Independent, Yahoo News, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Finance UK, HSJ Local, and AOL UK.
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Zoe Tidman's articles predominantly focus on health-related topics, particularly within the context of the NHS and healthcare in the United Kingdom. Her coverage includes government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and cited data.
Given her extensive coverage of healthcare matters in the UK, she may be interested in receiving pitches from experts or professionals with insights into policy changes related to healthcare systems, issues affecting hospitals or trusts within the NHS framework. Additionally, she might be open to commentary from individuals who can provide data-driven analysis related to ongoing developments or reforms within the National Health Service.
When reaching out to Zoe Tidman for potential collaboration or pitching ideas for coverage consideration make sure you are knowledgeable about recent updates concerning UK health policies and can offer valuable perspectives on how they impact various aspects of healthcare services and institutions.
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Theatres have shut and equipment has broken down as the heatwave causes widespread disruption across the NHS's ageing estate.
By: Zoe Tidman, Caitlin Tilley
Nearly all the first wave of "neighbourhood health centres" - currently being developed for launch by next year - were already doing the job required of the model, government documents reveal.
NHS England has promoted two hospital trusts from its worst "capability" score, after they improved their financial performance at the end of 2025-26.
The NHS should hold government to account on delivering a new promise to use private finance to build housing for staff, a health minister has told HSJ.
Pregnant women were put at "unacceptable risk" by a service which was "deviat[ing] from guidelines", had poor "surgical competency", and was over-reliant on a single consultant at "significant risk of burnout".
An ambulance trust is now investigating whether staff snooped on Southport victim records, HSJ can reveal, intensifying calls for a national review into patient privacy.
Army medics could be used to prop up a service at risk of closure, a struggling trust has declared.
Army medics could be brought into a service currently deemed "unsafe", according to a struggling trust.
A damning review of a trust's senior leadership found "adversarial and mistrustful" relationships had fostered "a divisive and toxic culture", and staff felt "fearful, anxious and unable to speak openly", HSJ can reveal.
Blindsided NHS England bosses have ordered a "thorough investigation" into the trust at the centre of a scandal involving staff inappropriately accessing patients' records, HSJ can reveal.
