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Posted21 July 2020
Health Education England (HEE) has been engaging with the system to develop our understanding of what the doctor of the future should look like. The Covid-19 global pandemic brought into sharp focus how crucial generalist skills are in enabling doctors to manage complex patient care across ...
Posted16 July 2020
Mandatory training for all health and social care staff who support patients with learning disabilities and autism moved a step closer today with the announcement of the partners who will design, develop trial and evaluate the training...
Posted15 July 2020
Health Education England is today inviting Local Maternity Services (LMS) from the across the country to bid for funding to support the education, training and development of Maternity Support Workers (MSW) in their area.
Maternity Support Workers assist with caring for women, babies and...
Posted9 July 2020
Health Education England's chief nurse has welcomed news of a significant rise in university applications to study nursing this year. It came as UCAS revealed a total of 514,020 people have applied for undergraduate places in all subjects - up 1.6% on this point in 2019.
Professor Mark...
Posted7 July 2020
Further details about a blended learning nursing degree have been announced today by Health Education England. As set out in the NHS Long Term Plan to help grow the nursing workforce this innovative approach to learning maximises the opportunities to provide a fully interactive and innovative...
Posted7 July 2020
HEE today announces £10 million to help support the growth of the clinical workforce. This money will go directly towards expanding the number of placements for people studying nursing, midwifery and selected allied health professions, helping us to reach the NHS manifesto and Long Term Plan...