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Posted21 July 2016
Professor Ian Cumming, Chief Executive of Health Education England, said:
As a result of these changes, HEE will continue to be responsible for ensuring the NHS has the workforce it needs and will use its investment in clinical placements to ensure not only that the NHS has the right...
Posted21 July 2016
Professor Wendy Reid: Director of Education and Quality, Medical Director, Health Education England, said:
Health Education England welcomes this report and acknowledges the findings of the accompanying research. This work provides useful information that aligns with and builds on our...
Posted21 July 2016
Joint statement from Health Education England and the Royal College of SurgeonsThe Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) is working with Health Education England (HEE) to pilot a new surgical training programme for general surgery. The pilot will trial improvements in the quality of training, a...
Posted20 July 2016
The General Medical Council (GMC), the regulatory body for all doctors, asks junior doctors to complete a survey every year in order to help assess the quality of medical education and training they receive.
We use the results of this survey as part of our work to review and improve the...
Posted20 July 2016
Commenting on the Mental Health Taskforce Implementation Plan released on 19 July, Professor Ian Cumming, Chief Executive, Health Education England said:
HEE welcomes this plan and we have been working closely with partners to train and shape the NHS workforce to deliver service change...
Posted17 July 2016
Health Education England’s e-Learning for Healthcare (HEE e-LfH) team has developed an e-learning session to equip healthcare staff with the knowledge and confidence to raise concerns.
In response to concerns about culture in the NHS, the Secretary of State for Health commissioned Sir...