Adam Brimelow is NHS Providers’ director of communications.
Prior to joining as head of news in 2016 he was a BBC health correspondent for 14 years, working across a range of outlets including Today and World at One on radio 4, TV news bulletins and online.
Previously Adam also worked for BBC World Service and in local radio, based in Birmingham and Manchester.
Contact Adam:
adam.brimelow@nhsproviders.org
020 7227 1172
Adam Brimelow, Daniel Reynolds and John Underwood discuss why they're putting on a brand new event and awards for NHS communicators.
Adam Brimelow discussed the digital success of this year's annual conference and exhibition.
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Through various examples, Adam Brimelow highlights how trusts overcame the difficulties they faced in the first wave of the pandemic.
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Saffron Cordery responds to the announcement of new annual support payments for key staff shortage groups
Adam Brimelow discusses how trusts have delivered considerable improvements in the quality of care they provide over the last five years, and why we should celebrate their successes.
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Our new report calls for greater realism about the scale of the challenges facing the NHS, and Chris Hopson warns we need a full, frank and open national conversation.
NHS Providers launches a national campaign as a survey of trust leaders reveals the scale of the NHS capital funding challenge that still exists.
NHS Providers director of communications Adam Brimelow visits Airedale NHS Foundation Trust and discusses the issues of capital funding trusts are currently facing.
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Adam Brimelow discusses recent performance figures, and suggests that the NHS is still facing pressures more commonly associated with winter.
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Adam Brimelow responds to new statistics from the Labour Party which reveal 3,141 ambulance workers have quit their jobs since October 2010.
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Adam Brimelow, director of communications, responds to a BBC investigation into ambulance response times.
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Ahead of its publication, Chris Hopson warns that the NHS long term plan must be ambitious but realistic and avoid becoming an undeliverable wish list.
