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Posted24 February 2023
The universities of Lincoln and Nottingham are pleased to launch the 2023/24 Health Education England/National Institute for Health and Care Research clinical scholars programmes.
These opportunities are open to potential non-medical applicants in the East Midlands, looking to pursue a...
Posted24 February 2023
Healthcare support workers (HCSWs) play a key role in delivering excellent patient care within general practice, and therefore developing and retaining those workers is key to developing a workforce that is capable of meeting the future needs of the NHS.
This new course is designed to...
Posted24 February 2023
Following an extensive engagement process, Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services will now be known as NHS Talking Therapies.
The new name will be rolled out in all services across the country in 2023 and will be accompanied by the following tagline: for anxiety and...
Posted24 February 2023
The National Education and Training Survey (NETS) 2022 results have now been published.
You can use the online tool to view results for subjects, specialties and trusts. Meanwhile the Midlands Quality Team is currently in the process of reviewing all the NETS results to identify areas of...
Posted24 February 2023
Open to all allied health professionals (AHPs) across the Midlands region, including AHP students and those working within and outside of NHS organisations, this event will include inspirational speakers, a showcase of different AHP career journeys and much more.
Monday 27 March, 9:30 - 16...Posted24 February 2023
In October 2022 Health Education England offered every university across the Midlands the opportunity to introduce Schwartz Rounds for healthcare students.
Discussions around how these will be implemented are now underway with those higher education institutes (HEIs) that signed up with...