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HSJ Information
About HSJ Information
HSJ Information: No one understands the NHS better Our business is uniquely positioned as the industry’s leading intelligence and an influential voice across the UK healthcare landscape. We are trusted and relied upon by leaders, decision makers and influencers working at all levels of the NHS, and by the supplier partners that support it. Our deep understanding of the complex issues facing healthcare services and unrivalled NHS connections gives our customers the insight and expertise needed to drive change and transform patient outcomes. HSJ Information comprises multiple award-winning, market leading brands, including hsj.co.uk and the HSJ Awards. We provide a combination of trusted editorial authority from Health Service Journal (HSJ), expert NHS data and intelligence, tailored NHS supplier solutions and world-leading healthcare events. Our former brands include Wilmington Healthcare, NHiS and Binleys. Who we are HSJ Information is an independent company, purchased in June ’24 by Inspirit Private Equity and based in the City of London. We are growing and are looking for passionate, committed and enthusiastic people to join our team. Our teams are diverse in talent and background; we encourage people with diverse skills and particularly those with experience within the UK Healthcare and Life Science Industries, including Pharma, MedTech, Digital Tech and other NHS suppliers and collaborators. HSJ Information: No one understands the NHS better.
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4 published signals
Research & Knowledge
HSJ Information published a Health Service Journal story detailing NHS England's latest accounts containing figures on the cost of leadership changes and NHS reorganisation.
Reported by Joe Lywood
Research & Knowledge
HSJ Information published an article stating that full-time equivalent staff across trusts and integrated care boards in England dropped by 4,116 year-on-year since 2013, with the total workforce nearly 9,400 FTE below its November peak.
Reported by Saffyan Salman
Legal & Regulatory
HSJ Information notes that the cross-party commons health and social care committee has called on the government to exercise the break clause by December 2026 to come into effect by March 2027.
Reported by Harry R.
Research & Knowledge
HSJ Information published an article by Henry Anderson in the Health Service Journal discussing the changes to the ICB model and the future role of ICBs.
Reported by Joe Lywood