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Posted6 March 2017
Trainees in the East Midlands look set to take part in HEE’s Improving Surgical Training (IST) pilot.
Developed in partnership with the Royal College of Surgeons in England, the pilot is designed to improve the training process for general surgery by:
enhancing the relationship...Posted6 March 2017
We have recently appointed a new Head of School for Anaesthesia in the East Midlands. Dr Ralph Leighton, former Training Programme Director (TPD), officially started on Monday 6 March. Dr Leighton took over from Dr Andy Norris, who we thank for his hard work and dedication to the role.
Posted6 March 2017
Apprenticeships are still only seen as an option for young people or for who do not want to go to university, according to new research published today by Health Education England (HEE).The campaign aims to promote apprenticeships in the NHS as a viable first choice for people of all ages, with...
Posted3 March 2017
The second annual HEE stakeholder conference in the South West provided a showcase for some of the exciting work taking place in health and social care education and training across the region.
Around 100 stakeholders attended the event in Taunton on 01 March 2017 which was opened by the...
Posted2 March 2017
The next round of the Integrated Clinical Academic (ICA) programme for non-medical healthcare professionals has opened for applications today (March 2).
The programme, which is funded by Health Education England (HEE) and managed by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR)...
Posted2 March 2017
Results of a national survey highlights the importance of nurse-led clinical research. The survey of nurses conducted by the Nursing Times, in collaboration with the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and Health Education England, shows that 98% of nurses surveyed think that nurse-led...