Insight

Cogora produces hard-hitting research and investigations into primary and secondary healthcare. We reach over 590,000 healthcare professionals, our readership surveys receive more than 2,500 responses, and we have access to well over 250 pieces of data for every GP practice in England. Through this reach and engagement, we produce content that influence the highest tiers of policymakers. We do this through our whitepapers, roundtables and our brands’ investigations and analyses.

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May the workforce be with you: What primary care wants

This report brought together opinions from leaders in general practice, pharmacy, dentistry, optometry, and nursing, to look at the current issues around workforce concerning each profession and what solutions they expect from the incumbent integrated care boards.

This report brought together opinions from leaders in general practice, pharmacy, dentistry, optometry, and nursing, to look at the current issues around workforce concerning each profession and what solutions they expect from the incumbent integrated care boards.

Lost Practices

This multi-award-winning investigation looked at the practices that shut their doors for good, and was featured on the front page of the Telegraph, as well as on ITV/Channel 5 news and across the national media. The figures were cited at the Labour Party Conference. It won awards from the Medical Journalists Association and British Society of Magazine Editors.

This multi-award-winning investigation looked at the practices that shut their doors for good, and was featured on the front page of the Telegraph, as well as on ITV/Channel 5 news and across the national media. The figures were cited at the Labour Party Conference. It won awards from the Medical Journalists Association and British Society of Magazine Editors.

Mapping the Market

This paper, in collaboration with NHS England, comprised a series of in-depth interviews with the managing directors of 40 NHS and independent commissioning support services to show how organisations could form mutually beneficial relationships to support commissioners.

This paper, in collaboration with NHS England, comprised a series of in-depth interviews with the managing directors of 40 NHS and independent commissioning support services to show how organisations could form mutually beneficial relationships to support commissioners.

CCGs: A post-mortem

Following the phasing out of clinical commissioning groups, Healthcare Leader conducted interviews with eight CCG chairs past and present and a survey of 143 clinical leaders and staff to produce a post-mortem on CCGs’ achievements, including what integrated care boards need to build on for future success.

Following the phasing out of clinical commissioning groups, Healthcare Leader conducted interviews with eight CCG chairs past and present and a survey of 143 clinical leaders and staff to produce a post-mortem on CCGs’ achievements, including what integrated care boards need to build on for future success.