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Posted20 May 2022
The Accent Leave Manager System, currently in use across certain Health Education England (HEE) regions, is being rolled out nationally to support the approval of leave requests for NHS organisations with complex processes.
The system offers many potential benefits including:
No lost...Posted19 May 2022
Frontline healthcare staff will need bespoke and specialised support before they will confidently use artificial intelligence (AI) in their clinical practice, a new report has found today.
The NHS aims to be a world leader in the use of emerging technologies like AI that could support...
Posted19 May 2022
Content of the recently-launched NHS Knowledge and Library Hub has been boosted with the addition of two key resources, thanks to an agreement between Health Education England and publishers Wiley.
The Royal Marsden Manual of Clinical Nursing Procedures (RMM) and the Maudsley Prescribing...
Posted12 May 2022
More than 6,000 students have enrolled on nursing degree apprenticeships since the programme began, new figures from Health Education England to mark National Nurses Week reveal.
The figures represent a welcomed boost to the NHS target of reaching 50,000 additional nurses by 2024.
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Posted6 May 2022
The first mammography apprentices trained by the National Breast Imaging Academy in partnership with Health Education England have graduated with flying colours.
The eight mammography associates, who began training in 2019, have now joined the NHS workforce in the north of England to help...
Posted20 April 2022
A range of recommendations to develop the mental health nursing workforce have been drawn up in a major review released by Health Education England (HEE) today.
The report outlines eight system-wide recommendations addressing issues including career progression and encouraging nurses to...