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Posted1 June 2022
Health Education England’s Deputy Chief Nurse has been awarded an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.
Liz Fenton has been honoured for her services to nursing throughout her stellar 40-year career.
She qualified as a nurse in 1981 after attending the Normanby School of Nursing as...
Posted31 May 2022
Professor Simon Gregory, Deputy Medical Director, Primary and Integrated Care and Freedom to Speak up Guardian (FTSUG), Health Education England said:
Health Education England has been pleased to support and contribute to this review working with NHSEI, ICS CEOs, and Primary Care...
Posted26 May 2022
Career progression for nurses in general practice is the focus of a revised General Practice Nursing Education and Career Framework which aims to support their changing role in primary care.
The framework was developed by Health Education England (HEE) and Skills for Health and was...
Posted26 May 2022
The NHS has launched a review into the digital readiness of its nurses and midwives.
Led by Dr Natasha Phillips, Chief Nursing Information Officer at NHS England, and International Vice-Chair Dr Jeanette Ives Erickson, The Phillips Ives Nursing & Midwifery Review aims to ensure that...
Posted25 May 2022
A trial of learning disability and autism training has had a positive impact on health and care staff’s knowledge, skills and confidence, a study has found.
The evaluation of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training in Learning Disability and Autism marks an important step forward in the...
Posted19 May 2022
Frontline healthcare staff will need bespoke and specialised support before they will confidently use artificial intelligence (AI) in their clinical practice, a new report has found today.
The NHS aims to be a world leader in the use of emerging technologies like AI that could support...