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Posted30 May 2018
Improvements to the recruitment process and the introduction of more flexible training opportunities are just some of the achievements highlighted by Health Education England (HEE) as it sets out progress made with its Enhancing Junior Doctors’ (JDs) Working Lives programme in a new report...
Posted23 May 2018
Young people aged between 16 and 18 are the target of an eye catching new campaign to attract more people to study for degrees in nursing and the allied health professions (AHP). The campaign will look to increase applications through Clearing 2018 and ahead of the UCAS applications deadline in...
Posted14 May 2018
Health Education England is committed to allowing all those in the NHS to be protected for whistleblowing and therefore sought to agree with the Tribunal that any and all barriers that may have been seen to exist should be removed. We did not contest the case that we are a second employer of...
Posted14 May 2018
On the Tribunal decision:
‘This particular hearing was on a complex legal issue around the potential for someone to have more than one employer for whistleblowing purposes. The case against Health Education England was originally dismissed as we were not deemed to be an employer. However...
Posted10 May 2018
Professor Wendy Reid, Medical Director and Director of Education and Quality, HEE, said:
“We are pleased to hear from the Royal College of Physicians that revised offers for ST3 posts will be made this afternoon following the earlier error. We expect that the majority of these offers will...
Posted10 May 2018
A new learning package aimed at improving the rates of accurate diagnosis and treatment of sepsis in children has been launched by Health Education England (HEE).
The ‘Think sepsis’ programme to identify and manage sepsis in paediatrics is a new type of training for clinicians...