Posted by Dr Navina Evans29 January 2021
Despite the fear, loss, and uncertainty brought about by this pandemic, we have seen numerous examples of our people within HEE, and across the health and care system, coming together to weather the storm by supporting one another to address the challenges it has triggered.
Across the...
Posted by 22 January 2021
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Posted by Dr Navina Evans22 January 2021
This week has yet again, taken the impact of COVID on the lives of our health and care colleagues, our learners, our families, our friends, and our communities to another level.
There is simply no way of describing the devastation felt on Wednesday on hearing about the highest daily death...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans8 January 2021
It has not been a normal festive season for any of us and the New Year has started with even more challenges. As we face another lockdown and increasing cases of COVID in our communities and hospitals, it is important we act together to do our bit, personally and professionally. HEE will...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans8 January 2021
Requesting students and trainees once again adapt their training and education programmes for COVID-19 roles is a huge ask and, rightly, is a last resort for an NHS under extreme pressure.
There is absolutely no doubt that our learners make a huge contribution to health and social care...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans18 December 2020
It is hard to believe that I have been in post here for almost three months already, and I must admit, that I have valued every minute.
The support and kindness received from many of you across the health and care system has really helped me to both understand HEE’s role in planning,...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans11 December 2020
This week has been one of, if not the biggest week in NHS history as we launched the COVID vaccination programme for health and care staff and the public we serve.
Having observed across the media, nurse May Parsons giving the first ever COVID vaccine to a patient at University Hospital...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans4 December 2020
This week has been a huge step forward in our fight against coronavirus. Having an effective vaccine is the best way to protect the most vulnerable. It has been a moment of hope and great promise, which can only be achieved by us working together on the world’s first COVID-19 vaccination...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans27 November 2020
There is no doubt that this week’s Spending Review has taken place in unique circumstances with NHS staff, including in HEE where we managed over 40,000 learners into our hospitals and surgeries, responding brilliantly to the Pandemic.
During such a challenging economic time, we welcome ...