The future of HSJ

By Alastair McLellan2016-09-05T00:01:00+01:00

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This month HSJ launches its latest digital service. HSJ Solutions is the largest validated repository of NHS best practice ever assembled.

It contains the shortlisted and winning entries from all of our three awards programmes – including the HSJ Awards, the largest of its type in the world.

As these evidence-based award entries are put together by clinicians and managers dealing with the real world issues facing the NHS and then judged by the service’s most respected figures, we believe this ever-growing database will make a major contribution to helping the service deal with this challenging period in its history.

HSJ Solutions is available on subscription to all NHS organisations and those supporting them. You can learn more about this new service at www.solutions.hsj.co.uk.

This is the second major new digital service HSJ has launched in the last two years – following HSJ Intelligence, our tool for analysing the priorities and performance of NHS commissioners and providers.

Our news coverage of the NHS has grown too, with HSJ’s largest ever team of expert correspondents producing a much greater level of insight into every NHS sector and region than was ever possible when HSJ relied on a weekly magazine. The latest manifestation of this work is the suite of expert and catch up email briefings available to subscribers.

The HSJ magazine will now be published fortnightly and will continue for the meantime to provide a limited digest of our digital coverage.

However, reflecting subscriber demand, in the future we intend to devote our efforts entirely to digital channels. As a result it is now only possible to acquire or renew a subscription to our online services, and HSJ will produce its last magazine in 2017.

HSJ has never covered the NHS in such breadth or depth – and we have plans to dig even wider and deeper in our mission to serve the needs of healthcare leaders.

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