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Posted14 September 2017
Two guides to support healthcare professionals to develop clinical academic careers are launched today.
The guides have been developed by Health Education England (HEE) and the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) to provide information on the various awards available through the...
Posted13 September 2017
Wednesday 13 September saw the launch of the UK Oncology Nursing Society (UKONS) SACT (Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy) competency passport at Guy’s Hospital. CapitalNurse, with UKONS, presented the framework to over 80 members of the London cancer nursing community, academics, and patients. Claire...
Posted13 September 2017
Health Education England is holding a quality improvement (QI) conference on Tuesday 3 October, aimed at all healthcare workers in London and South East.
Entitled ‘Leading change: how to lead QI in the healthcare & beyond organisational boundaries’, the conference will take place from...
Posted13 September 2017
The new CapitalNurse Preceptorship Framework provides a standard for high quality and harmonised approach to preceptorship across the capital. The resource has been launched to help all health and care organisations across London support staff with the transition from student nurses to...
Posted13 September 2017
Health Education England is proud to support World Sepsis Day today.
Sepsis is a common and potentially life-threatening condition triggered by an infection which causes the body’s immune system to go into overdrive, and if it not treated quickly, it can lead to multiple organ failure and...
Posted11 September 2017
HEE has had three projects recognised and shortlisted in this year’s HSJ Awards. The awards are one of largest celebrations of healthcare excellence in the world, recognising and promoting the finest achievements in the NHS, and showcasing them to the service’s most influential leaders.
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