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Posted2 February 2018
Professor Wendy Reid, Medical Director, Health Education England, said:
Doctors in training need to be able reflect on their experiences. These are important educational opportunities that are about both patient safety and trainee learning.
It is vital that trainees feel...
Posted24 January 2018
Health Education England (HEE) is investing £600,000 to trial a new working model for specialist and advanced paramedics, enabling them to work across a variety of settings - including primary and community-based care, as well as within the ambulance service. The pilot is expected to improve...
Posted18 January 2018
A new campaign aimed at attracting former Allied healthcare professionals (AHPs) and health care scientists back into practice has been launched by Health Education England (HEE) today.
Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) and Healthcare Scientists that used to work in the NHS will be given...
Posted8 January 2018
Health Education England’s (HEE) Learning Solution project has reached an exciting new milestone in its development as it aims to provide access to a full range of resources, guidance and educational innovations across the NHS, social care and higher education.
The digital project will...
Posted19 December 2017
Professor Wendy Reid, Director of Education and Quality and Medical Director, Health Education England said:
We need to ensure we are always doing as much as we can to provide consistent and full access to training opportunities that meet the needs of both doctors and the service. Our...
Posted13 December 2017
The NHS needs radical action to improve working conditions, boost training and retention and become a ‘model employer’ for staff, a report on the future of the health and care workforce has concluded.
Facing the Facts, Shaping the Future, A health and care workforce strategy for England...