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Posted by Dr Anna Olsson-Brown7 April 2022
Dr Anna Olsson-Brown, HEE Clinical Advisor, Consultant in Medical Oncology and educator explains:
High uptake of vaccinations, a return to office working and tests for vaccinated people no longer needed for entry to the UK all point, albeit hesitantly, to the potential return of some...
Posted by 1 April 2022
Since April 2021, Health Education England has assumed greater responsibility for the development of the healthcare education and training placement tariffs.
Supported by the Department of Health and Social Care, and NHS England/ Improvement, and other stakeholders’ we have developed...
Posted by 21 March 2022
As the 2021-2022 year draws to a close, it has continued to be the toughest period since the NHS was created, exacerbated by shortages in key workforce areas.
The NHS and our people need to recover from the pandemic, deal with a huge backlog of care, and prepare for longer term challenges...
Posted by 17 March 2022
This week is Social Work Week and Social Work Awareness Day. Dr Lynn Prendergast, Associate Director, Social Care working in Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT), shares her experiences of developing mental health social work in the NHS.
Like many people, I went into...
Posted by Freya Lloyd11 March 2022
HEE has just opened its application window for the Graduate and Student Placement Scheme and is looking for a number of individuals to join HEE for a period of 1 year in many different areas of work and locations within the organisation.
To celebrate Women’s History Month and...
Posted by 8 March 2022
Henrietta Mbeah-Bankas is Head of Blended Learning and Digital Learning and Development Lead at HEE. For International Women’s Day, she has shared some insights on her career, challenges she has faced, and advice she would give to women aiming for leadership roles.
Tell us a bit about...
Posted by 4 March 2022
Ask anyone in health and care sectors what the major challenge is and workforce will be the answer. Then ask the same people what should be done, and their answer is better planning.
The real answer is transparent, cooperative, funded social care integrated planning with interventions...
Posted by 22 February 2022
Careers in health and social care are fantasticality rewarding, important and worthwhile for the communities that we are trusted to care for. As a nurse of almost thirty years, I will always encourage working in the NHS or in social care to others; with such a vast array of careers to...
Posted by 18 February 2022
Never has the need for us to recognise and promote ‘global learning’ been starker as we emerge from the single biggest global health crisis that all of us have faced in our lifetimes.
The World Health Organisation recognise that for us to become genuinely prepared for further threats to...
Posted by 11 February 2022
Before my partner and I moved in together, I lived on my own for a very long time. I never felt lonely and although I lived in a tiny, tucked away, detached cottage, I never felt isolated. I was much younger and had lots of friends, boyfriends, a job and a good social life. It sometimes...