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Posted23 June 2017
On Tuesday 16 May, London's Team Up volunteering programme celebrated a successful year of partnership with community organisations, and received accolades from HEE Chair Sir Keith Pearson and Chair of the HEE LaSE region, Dame Christine Beasley.
Posted23 June 2017
Dr Jane Cunningham, Leadership Fellow and Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Specialty Registrar here at Health Education England, received formal recognition of her leadership talent when she scooped this year’s Women in the City Future Leaders Award, sponsored by ICAEW and HSBC.
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Posted22 June 2017
Health Education England’s (HEE) accelerated training pilot for non-medical endoscopists has proved a success says a new report published today.
The report by the Office for Public Management explored HEE’s accelerated training pilot for non-medical endoscopists (NMEs) looking at its...
Posted21 June 2017
A new study has been released today that evidences the health and wellbeing benefits of swimming. The report shows that the unique benefits of water make it the perfect place for people of all ages to exercise, particularly those with long term health conditions.It also found evidence that...
Posted20 June 2017
Sally Cheshire, HEE’s LETB chair for the north of England was awarded a CBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours over the weekend for her services to the NHS and infertility patients.
On hearing the news Sally said
I'm delighted and very proud to receive this honour, particularly as it...
Posted16 June 2017
The Institute of Vocational Learning and Workforce Research in Health and Social Care at Bucks New University has published an evaluation of the work the team has undertaken to deliver the Talent for Care Strategy within North West London.
The full report and an executive summary can be...