Posted by Dr Navina Evans13 September 2021
Last week, health and social care was in the news again with the Health and Social Care Bill entering Committee stage in the Commons and following the funding announcement for the NHS and Social Care.
HEE has welcomed the prominence of workforce in the Bill, which reflects an increasing...
Posted by Liz Fenton, Deputy Chief Nurse at HEE7 September 2021
Every Autumn, people from a diverse range of backgrounds, begin their university studies en route to becoming a registered nurse, registered midwife or nursing associate. We are delighted to welcome each and every one to our professions and congratulate them for taking this first step into a...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans27 August 2021
As the summer days start to shorten and many of us return from summer breaks, we look forward to the beginning of the new academic year, with many of our new learners starting their courses and the next generation of health and care staff starting out on their journey. But it is also a time to...
Posted by 24 August 2021
Hello everyone! We wanted to start by introducing ourselves. My name is Ysi Henry and I am a BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy student studying at St. George’s University of London and my name is Amar Dhani and I am a pre-registration MSc Physiotherapy student also studying at St. George’s. Thank you in...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans13 August 2021
Public interest and recognition of the NHS and its workforce has grown immeasurably over the past year, reaffirming the drive to keep our NHS strong and ready to care for the population of England, whatever the future brings.
I am immensely proud to be part of the organisation challenged...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans4 August 2021
Simon Stevens was a formidable NHS Chief Executive, we have much to thank him for. Our relationship was productive, professional and rooted in partnership. Amanda Pritchard is a brilliant successor, and our relationship will flourish further.
Amanda’s experience, commitment, and...
Posted by Laura Roberts, Director of Skills Development and Participation 3 August 2021
Work experience is a way in which we can give people a window into what working in the NHS is really like, giving them an idea of the types of jobs and careers that are available. Not just young people of school leaver age, but veterans, university leavers and people who are looking for a change...
Posted by 28 July 2021
Gemma Raybould, MSc Pre–Registration Physiotherapy Student (2nd Year), Birmingham City UniversityAs I have just finished my six-week leadership placement with Beverley Harden (National AHP Lead), I thought it would be beneficial to share my experiences with other students who may be lucky...
Posted by Nichole McIntosh7 July 2021
Diversity, equality and inclusion are underpinning values of nursing education. Nichole McIntosh, Regional Head of Nursing and Midwifery for Health Education England (HEE) in London sets out the organisation’s commitment to delivering these values in a piece written for Nursing Times.
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Posted by Dr Navina Evans2 July 2021
Public interest and recognition of the NHS and its workforce has grown immeasurably over the past year, reaffirming the drive to keep our NHS strong and ready to care for the population of England, whatever the future brings.
I am immensely proud to be part of the organisation...