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Posted4 May 2016
In March 2016 we saw the return of National Apprenticeship Week, co-ordinated by the National Apprenticeship Service, which is designed to celebrate apprenticeships and the positive impact they have on individuals, businesses and the wider economy. Part of Health Education England’s work in the...
Posted4 May 2016
At the turn of the year the east of England local office launched HEE's national 'Community Education Provider Networks' scheme. This was introduced to provide education and training through innovative multi-professional approaches and in turn improve the quality of care, safety and patient...
Posted4 May 2016
Health Education England are keen to develop a cohesive, regionally agreed approach to promoting general practice as a career, starting with school students and progressing through to qualified doctors.
We have recently launched a consultation exercise to get feedback on our overall...
Posted4 May 2016
Our Primary Care Nurse Advisor, Suzie Clements, has really valued the opportunity to meet and network with likeminded, enthusiastic 'practice nursing champions' who are working hard to promote and celebrate the role of the General Practice Nurse. It has become clear though that more work is...
Posted28 April 2016
Clinical pharmacy training should be considered as part of national advanced practice planning is the view of Health Education England (HEE) following the conclusion of a major study into the role and it’s place in A&E.
The pharmacist clinician who follows such a training pathway...
Posted26 April 2016
The culture of the Education and Training environment is fundamental to the delivery of high quality education and patient care. The GMC state that bullying and undermining can have a big impact on patient safety and have a serious impact on the effectiveness of healthcare teams. The GMC...