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Posted22 March 2019
Health Education England’s commitment to the recruitment and retention of disabled staff has been recognised by the government’s Disability Confident scheme.
The Level 2 accreditation recognises HEE’s efforts to further improve as an employer in order to recruit the right workforce not...
Posted22 March 2019
Professor Simon Gregory, Primary Care Lead, Health Education England said:
'I am very pleased that we will be able to continue to fund personal indemnity cover for GP specialty trainees. The advent of state backed indemnity for General Practice is very welcome and will do much to restore...
Posted14 March 2019
An e-learning resource for executive, non-executive and management level staff in trusts on sepsis, incorporating antimicrobial resistance and stewardship has been launched by Health Education England.
The learning resource and training programme is designed specifically for boards and...
Posted14 March 2019
Professor Lisa Bayliss Pratt, Chief Nurse, Health Education England said:
“Nursing Associates are proving to be an exciting and valuable addition to the Nursing Workforce, they are having a real impact in the delivery of care to patients up and down the country.
“The £42m...
Posted12 March 2019
Health Education England's (HEE) key achievements across 2018 - from recruiting the largest number of GP trainees in NHS history, spending an additional £40m to strengthen investment on workforce development (a 50% increase on the previous year) and doubling the intake of the NHS Graduate...
Posted7 March 2019
New measures to transform maternity care in England to deliver more personalised and safer care for women and their babies and to boost the number of midwives has been announced by Health Education England (HEE) today.
The Maternity Workforce Strategy - Transforming the Maternity...