Two wins at the BSME Talent Awards

Cogora has won two awards at the British Society of Magazine Editors’ (BSME) Talent Awards.

Pulse Senior Reporter Eliza Parr won B2B Writer of the Year, against some incredibly stiff competition, as well Best Use of Data Journalism, alongside fellow Pulse Senior reporter Anna Colivicchi.

Their joint nomination at the BSME Talent Awards was for an investigation into the Government’s GP recruitment plans.

The judges wrote about Eliza: ‘In her first role in journalism, Eliza’s skilful reporting and command of data-driven storytelling resonated with her audience and caught the eye of the judges. A star in the making, she shone through in a hotly contested category.’

They wrote about Anna and Eliza’s entry: ‘Anna and Eliza took a challenge faced by millions of Britons every day – getting a GP appointment – and dug into the numbers to explain why the UK public in underserved in a thorough and compelling way. Their work successfully brought to life a piece of work that could help to shape government policy.’

Pulse keeps GPs up to date with all the latest political, financial, and clinical news, as well as provide in-depth analysis, expert opinions and the clinical and financial tools they need to treat their patients and run a successful practice. It has become multi-award winning and the most widely read non-reference journal among GPs (GPMS 2023). With 36,600 GPs having engaged with Pulse over the past 90 days, its exclusives have featured in the national media more than 100 times in the past year alone. 

Cogora were nominated for a total of 10 awards, including for Nursing in Practice, The Pharmacist, Healthcare Leader, and Pulse PCN. There were a record number of entries to the awards this year, so we are thrilled to have walked away with two awards!