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Posted29 April 2020
Help is at hand for doctors returning to training during the coronavirus crisis.
Around a tenth of the UK’s doctors in postgraduate medical training are taking a break at any one time, for a variety of personal and professional reasons.
And returning can be daunting - probably...
Posted24 April 2020
Mark Radford, Health Education England’s Chief Nurse has joined Ugandan health officials to share learning on how HEE is supporting the NHS in the fight against COVID – 19.
He took part in a webinar organised by the Ugandan UK Health Alliance which explored the workforce challenges posed...
Posted23 April 2020
One hundred extra trainee places will be made available in intensive care medicine (ICM), Health Education England has announced today.
The additional places follow work with partners including the Department of...
Posted17 April 2020
The Health Careers website has seen a 223% increase in the number of people expressing an interest in a career in nursing, show figures published by Health Education England (HEE) today.
It comes at a time when thousands of nurses have returned to the NHS and student nurses have joined...
Posted17 April 2020
Almost 25,000 student doctors, nurses and midwives have now opted to join their NHS colleagues in tackling the coronavirus.
Nearly 19,500 third-year student nurses and midwives have asked to take up paid placements on the NHS frontline, while 3,000 medical students have chosen to...
Posted15 April 2020
Health Education England is supporting a nationwide effort to ensure staff temporarily switching roles during the COVID-19 crisis have access to the required additional training.
Challenges posed by the coronavirus outbreak, including the creation of the new Nightingale hospitals, mean...