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Posted24 February 2016
Health Education England (HEE) has launched a new campaign to improve services for people with learning disabilities by encouraging leadership in the learning disability workforce.
The campaign comes in response to Sir Stephen Bubb’s report ‘Winterbourne View – Time for Change’, which...
Posted19 February 2016
Two years ago, Health Eduaction East Midlands (as we were back then) were set a target of recruiting 2,163 apprentices by the end of March 2016. This was one of many deliverables in the Government's mandate, and forms part of the wider Talent for Care programme.
We are therefore extremely...
Posted18 February 2016
HEE welcomes the opportunity arising from Sir David Dalton’s letter to work with Dame Professor Sue Bailey and other colleagues to respond to the challenge that junior doctors do not feel valued and morale is low. It is important that our work is inclusive and provides the whole system with...
Posted17 February 2016
The Government has formally announced that Sir Keith Pearson has been re-appointed as Chair of HEE for two years from June 2016.
Professor Ian Cumming, HEE Chief Executive, said:
I am sure you will join me in welcoming this announcement. It gives us continuity and stability; two...
Posted16 February 2016
The third annual HEE NCEL quality awards were held on Thursday 11 February in London. The awards celebrate excellence and innovation in health and healthcare across the north central and east London area, and are open to any individual or organisation that has received funding for education,...
Posted15 February 2016
Professor Ian Cumming, Health Education England Chief Executive, has written to NHS trust chief executives.
Dear Chief Executive,
You will have received a separate letter from Jim Mackey, CEO of NHS Improvement, in which he emphasises the importance of the consistent implementation...