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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...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans18 June 2021
Over the past year and a half, it has become clear to all of us in the NHS that we are far more capable than we ever imagined of rapid evolution and innovation; developing and adopting new processes and technologies; and working in ways which are different to how we have always done things....
Posted by Dr Raees Lunat and Dr Vidushi Golash16 June 2021
HEE learners and doctors in training were given the opportunity to put questions to Chief Medical Officer for England, Dr Chris Whitty, and Director of Education and Quality and Medical Director at HEE, Professor Wendy Reid, at the National Trainee Engagement Forum (NTEF) Insight Event on 9 June...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans21 May 2021
Reset, Recovery and Reform
Following the major disruption to postgraduate medical education during the last year of the COVID-19 pandemic, training recovery is an urgent priority. Training recovery from COVID-19 has three phases – Reset, Recovery and Reform:
Reset
Reset has...
Posted by Sue Lacey Bryant 10 May 2021
Two years have passed since publication of the Topol Review so it is timely to ‘take stock’. Why not take 5 minutes to review how emerging technologies are impacting on health and on NHS knowledge services?
Posted by Dr Navina Evans7 May 2021
This week I have been reflecting on the value of responsibility and how it guides our actions. As you will be aware, the current COVID-19 situation in India has become desperate, and now exceeds the sobering total of 230,000 deaths as the tragedy continues to unfold.
I realise that many...
Posted by Dr Navina Evans23 April 2021
Recent announcements accelerating the delivery of mental health and maternity services will make a real difference in helping health and care services recover following the COVID pandemic.
HEE welcomes the funding which focuses not only on service development and delivery, but also on...