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Posted13 October 2021
An appeal has been launched today to build a new national training academy for breast cancer professionals and help save lives.
The centre, based at Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester, will play a key role in training specialist breast imaging staff across the country including...
Posted12 October 2021
Prospective medical students in England will soon be able to choose to study flexibly thanks to a new pilot scheme launched by Health Education England and delivered by Queen Mary University of London.
The new programme aims to give students wanting to complete a medical degree more...
Posted7 October 2021
Health Education England launched the first national Population Health Fellowship for NHS clinical staff in England last year and the next cohort, starting this week, is already full. HEE is now looking to fill future cohorts and is seeking partnerships with organisations to host the fellows as...
Posted6 October 2021
Keyworkers for children and young people that are autistic or have a learning disability or both can now access specialist training to support their practice with individuals and families.
The training covers the essential topics for keyworkers and helps them ensure that personalised...
Posted6 October 2021
Completing the picture – views of doctors who have stopped practising in the UK, why they left and what might encourage them to return has been published today and is available online.
Professor Sheona MacLeod, Deputy Medical Director, Education Reform, Health Education England said:...
Posted4 October 2021
More Nurses and Allied Health Professionals will receive specialist training in critical care as a new blended learning package, aimed at strengthening the workforce in intensive care units, is rolled out across England.
Health Education England (HEE) secured £10m to deliver this...