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Posted17 December 2019
Health Education England’s (HEE) campaign to encourage more nurses to return to practice scooped four awards at the Data and Marketing Association (DMA) Awards.
The DMA Awards celebrate the very best in marketing and campaigning across the private and public sector. Recognising result...
Posted19 November 2019
Health Education England (HEE) Chief Executive Ian Cumming has announced today that he is to leave the Arms-Length Body (ALB) after eight years of leading the NHS’s education and training organisation. Ian has been appointed to two new roles - Chairman of the West Midlands Ambulance Service...
Posted19 November 2019
Two members of the allied health professional (AHP) team at Health Education England (HEE) have received prestigious awards at a ceremony in London for their services to physiotherapy.
AHP Clinical Fellow Amanda Hensman-Crook (pictured) was awarded a Fellowship from the Chartered Society...
Posted5 November 2019
New frameworks commissioned by Health Education England (HEE) will improve care and support for autistic people and people with learning disabilities.
Drawing directly on the experience of service users, they were jointly developed at every stage by autistic people, people with...
Posted1 November 2019
A cash injection of £18.5m has been announced by Health Education England to support community nurses wishing to undertake the specialist practitioner qualification that will enable them to become District Nurses. This funding will also support the transition to the District Nursing...
Posted24 October 2019
Figures released by Health Education England (HEE) today show the highest ever number of GP training places accepted in NHS history.
3538 trainees have accepted, beating the annual target of 3,250 for the second year in succession.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said:
“Our...