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Posted15 April 2020
Health Education England is supporting a nationwide effort to ensure staff temporarily switching roles during the COVID-19 crisis have access to the required additional training.
Challenges posed by the coronavirus outbreak, including the creation of the new Nightingale hospitals, mean...
Posted15 April 2020
Health Education England (HEE) is proud to share that 15,051 nursing and midwifery students from across the country have opted to join NHS frontline staff in its response to the COVID 19 pandemic.
Professor Mark Radford Chief Nurse Health Education England said:
“It is very...
Posted8 April 2020
HEE is fully supporting a mental wellbeing package being launched today by the NHS. This package of measures has been put in place to support the NHS’ 1.4 million staff as they help people deal with the pressures faced every day during this global health pandemic.
It includes a new mental...
Posted8 April 2020
Health Education England (HEE) recognises that doctors in training have been asked to work in difficult and complex circumstances with great clinical pressure. HEE can help trainees by recruiting experienced medical educators, academics and others who are unable to take up or wish to supplement...
Posted8 April 2020
Health Education England (HEE) today announces that a phenomenal 10,190 nursing and midwifery students from across the country have opted to join NHS frontline staff in its response to the COVID 19 pandemic.
Professor Mark Radford, Chief Nurse, Health Education England said:
“It is...
Posted7 April 2020
A total of 2,213 new junior doctors have already signed up to join the NHS frontline early, and hundreds could begin as soon as next week (April 13).
Health Education England (HEE) has worked with key partners in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic to allow final-year medical students to...