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Posted by 10 February 2022
Rebecca Burgess-Dawson, National Clinical Lead (Mental Health) at HEE reflects on the impact of education, training and workforce for Children's Mental Health Week
Posted by 7 February 2022
This week, marks National Apprenticeship Week, a celebration of our NHS people working across a vast range of roles and areas in health and care.
Our apprentices make a huge contribution to the delivery of essential services across the NHS in front line clinical and non-clinical roles....
Posted by Anna Moore3 February 2022
Anna Moore is an HEE Population Health Fellow for Lewisham, an Education Fellow at the Royal London Hospital in Simulation and a Respiratory specialist registrar, North East Thames.
Tell us a bit about yourself and what attracted you to the fellowship.I started my training as a...
Posted by Vanessa Bassnett 28 January 2022
To celebrate the third anniversary of Nursing Associates on the NMC register, HEE’s Deputy Chief Nurse, James McLean reflects on this essential role.
Today marks three years since the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) opened their register to include nursing associates.
This is...
Posted by 26 January 2022
Work Experience can be a vehicle to help make our future workforce reflective of the populations that we serve. High quality work experience can be Inspirational, insightful, providing practical experience and exposure to varied, impactful and lifechanging careers in the health...
Posted by 21 January 2022
This week, I am keen to update you on our work to bring together Health Education England, NHS Digital, NHSX, and NHS England and NHS Improvement into a new single organisation.
The legal merger of our organisations is subject to Parliament’s approval of the Health and Care Bill, and...
Posted by 7 January 2022
We enter 2022 with the NHS facing unprecedented demand. It truly is a winter like no other. The past two years have taken and continue to have an inevitable strain on our NHS people and our health and care learners across all professions, whose training and education is a key part of NHS service...
Posted by 17 December 2021
My final message for the year, comes as the NHS is once again facing unprecedented challenges with the COVID Omicron variant. As we rally together to deliver the accelerated booster campaign and respond to huge urgent and planned care pressures across the country, ‘Our NHS People’ never fail to...
Posted by 16 December 2021
Shaun Williams is a learning disability nursing student at Keele University, and a member of the RCN Council. He is soon set to be a registered learning disability nurse working in forensic services.
In the United Kingdom, 21% of adults report having a disability and it is estimated that...
Posted by Prof Liz Hughes MBE3 December 2021
I’ve been a hospital consultant for over 30 years in chemical pathology and metabolic medicine, and I’m also a proud Disability Champion. This Disability History Month 2021, we celebrate great disabled people of the past and present and the potential to create change to build a more equal future...