About us

Independent reporting on the UK health sector

National Health Sector exists to explain how health and care in the United Kingdom is planned, paid for and delivered. We report on NHS trusts and integrated care boards, hospital construction and estates, digital programmes, the workforce and the suppliers who work alongside them.

Our readers are the people who make decisions inside the sector. That shapes what we publish: clear reporting, verified numbers and analysis that respects your time. We do not publish sponsored coverage disguised as journalism, and commercial partnerships are always labelled.

The publication is operated by TADGT DIGITAL SOLUTIONS Limited, a UK registered company. If you have a story, a correction or a document you think we should see, our newsroom is easy to reach through the contact page.

Our newsroom

  • Callum Reid

    Workforce Correspondent

    Callum covers pay, recruitment, retention and industrial relations across the health and care workforce in all four UK nations.

  • Dr Helen Cartwright

    Contributing Editor, Clinical Affairs

    Helen is a consultant physician who writes on clinical quality, safety and the evidence behind new models of care.

  • Eleanor Whitfield

    Editor

    Eleanor has covered the NHS for fifteen years, reporting on trust finances, national policy and the politics of health reform. She was previously deputy editor of a national policy title.

  • Marcus Dovedale

    Infrastructure Correspondent

    Marcus reports on hospital construction, estates strategy and capital funding, with a particular focus on the New Hospital Programme and backlog maintenance.

  • Portrait of Megan Miley

    Megan Miley

    Contributing Editor

    Megan Miley covers the people, policy and organisations shaping health and care across the United Kingdom.

  • Priya Raman

    Technology Correspondent

    Priya writes about electronic patient records, clinical software procurement and the practical realities of digital transformation inside NHS organisations.