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FAQ about Digital Health CONNECT magazine

Answers to frequently asked questions related to Digital Health CONNECT magazine are below. If your question is not here, please email editor@hinz.org.nz or partnerships@hinz.org.nz and we will be in touch asap.

FAQ - submissions to project showcase

The topic of digital health is very broad so we accept a broad range of topics and project submissions. To be relevant to CONNECT readers, your project should have a data or digital component, and it should include a connection to New Zealand. We will accept overseas case studies, but only if you can demonstrate why and how this case study is applicable to the situation within New Zealand.

It varies depending on which date of the magazine you want to be published in. To view the table of magazine publication dates and submission deadlines go to the submission guidelines page

 

The two page reports, and those with images/graphs/logos are what we call a ''submission upgrade''. These are paid options that are available on request. To read more about the options, go to the submission upgrades page.

 

FAQ - submitting an article

In each issue, there are a couple of articles that are sponsored by advertisers. These are labeled as 'sponsored articles'. There are only a limited number of these available. To read about the sponsored articles and other advertising options in CONNECT, please go to our advertising information page.

If you are a journalist or PR professional, yes HiNZ sometimes outsources the writing of the magazine to others, but this is something we do only when required. Most of our content is written inhouse. We do not usually accept unsolicited content.

If you have content you want us to consider, please email it to the CONNECT publisher (Rebecca) at editor@hinz.org.nz

 

FAQ - access to digital magazine

You can find the full list of published editions of the CONNECT magazine here.

 

FAQ - other questions

The public digital edition of CONNECT (an online flipbook) will sent to our database of 10,000 people and will be available to anyone for free on our website.

Once a year, we also print the magazine to hand out to everyone attending Digital Health Week NZ.

The Project Showcase section of the magazine is intended for project report or case studies. More details about what to submit can be found on the submission page. There is a template you can download and a basic text submission is free. 

Or your submission can be upgraded with images/logos/links from $1000. Details about upgrade options are on the upgrade page.

If you wish to do a one-page company profile article instead, that option is available for $3400. Find out more on our advertising page.

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