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Read MoreNew framework launched to strengthen mental health support services
30 October 2020
Health Education England has published new guidance to help expand and boost the quality of mental health support services.
Freedom to Speak Up training for all workers
27 October 2020
Speak Up, Listen Up, Follow Up’, a new e-learning package, is aimed at anyone who works in healthcare.
Health Education England Annual Report highlights successes
26 October 2020
The HEE annual report is now published and so we can look back at some of our key success of the last year.
Four influential nurse leaders to strengthen Health Education England’s senior Nursing and Midwifery management team
22 October 2020
Health Education England (HEE) has today confirmed the appointments of four regional Heads of Nursing and Midwifery, they ar
Health Education England statement on National Training Survey
22 October 2020
The national training survey (NTS) the largest annual survey of doctors in the UK has been published by the General Medical Council (GMC) today.
Lucy’s musical tribute steals the show in HEE competition
21 October 2020
A 10-year-old girl from Devon has been named national winner in HEE’s annual contest designed to help primary school children learn about roles in the NHS.