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Posted4 September 2019
Health Education England has welcomed today’s Government announcement on the outcome of its one-year spending round for 2020-21, which will mean that more funding will be made available to HEE for education and training.
Highlights of the settlement for 2020/21 include:
Posted2 September 2019
Health Education England (HEE) has set out how it will respond to the changing needs of the NHS and provide the workforce required now and in the future in its Business Plan for 2019/20 published today.
The business plan sets out how HEE will respond to the challenges facing the NHS...
Posted30 August 2019
Health Education England (HEE) launches a Call for Evidence today that will close on Thursday 26th September.
The Call for Evidence is seeking views from the service, multi-professional regulatory bodies, clinical professionals and professional membership bodies. The focus will be on:...
Posted20 August 2019
An academic article co-authored by George Matuska, Clinical Lead in Intellectual Disabilities at Health Education England (HEE) South (pictured), has been recognised in an award granted by the publishers of the Tizard Learning Disability Review.
‘Workforce development: perspectives from...
Posted15 August 2019
Lisa Bayliss-Pratt, Chief Nurse, Health Education England said:
“Being a nurse in the NHS is more rewarding than ever and I would encourage anyone who is currently thinking of applying to university to consider a career in nursing.
To be a nurse today means working in a role with...
Posted7 August 2019
Today is Welcome Wednesday, it marks the day that thousands of newly qualified medical graduates start work in hospitals across the country.
Professor Wendy Reid, Medical Director and Executive Director of Education Health Education England said:
“I would like to welcome all the...