We are Health Education EnglandWe're here to deliver a better healthcare workforce
Health Education England (HEE) exists for one reason only: to support the delivery of excellent healthcare and health improvement to the patients and public of England by ensuring that the workforce of today and tomorrow has the right numbers, skills, values and behaviours, at the right time and in the right place.
HEE working across England
Health Education England works across England to deliver high quality education and training for a better health and healthcare workforce
Oct
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Major new report shines a light on how swimming can benefit learning
17 October 2017
A new report published today reveals that swimming training can increase a young person’s ability to concentrate and learn at school and help to improve exam results.
Oct
10
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Supportive statement for 'junior doctor' name change
10 October 2017
Professor Wendy Reid, Director of Education and Quality and Medical Director, Health Education England said:
Oct
7
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HEE apologies for IT error
7 October 2017
Professor Sheona MacLeod, Postgraduate Dean and Chair of Health Education England’s Postgraduate Deans, HEE said:
Oct
4
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Older persons fellowship - applications open
4 October 2017
Applications to become an expert in providing high quality care for older people are now open.
Oct
3
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1000 additional medical education places
3 October 2017
Health Education England (HEE) and Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) have today set out how organisations can bid for 1,000 additional medical education places that will expand medical school provision.
Reflecting on our NHS Expo 17 session (Mental Health Workforce: Delivering the Five Year Forward View) it is clear to me that momentum is building to radically transform the care and treatment of all those that need and access mental health services.
Download our recently published plan to transform the mental health workforce.
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HEE's South of England Regional Director, Patrick Mitchell, shares his thinking on the importance of new training hubs to the transformation of primary care.
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New guides provide routes to clinical academic careers
14 September 2017
Two guides to support healthcare professionals to develop clinical academic careers are launched today.