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National resource for sharing and accessing educational research
May
21

Please see below a national resource for sharing and accessing educational research which you may find useful: NHS National Workforce and Education Research Catalogue  (WE-R NHS)

Do you want to share your work on a national level? Do you need to do a research project or quality improvement project?

We can:

Treating patients well - shared clinical practice
May
13

At some point in their career/working lives, all doctors will need to call on specialty-specific knowledge that they may not have covered in their training. The Academy and the GMC have produced a high-level template that can be used to help support and signpost doctors in these situations.

Rehabilitation Medicine training at the NRC for UK Resident Doctors
Mar
18

Find out more about why you should choose the East Midlands to complete your two-year trainee registrar placement in Rehabilitation Medicine, including at the country's first NHS National Rehabilitation Centre via the youtube link within this article: 

Postgraduate medical training review
Feb
21

NHS England has launched an extensive listening and engagement programme to consider how to reshape postgraduate medical training for England. Overseen by NHS England National Medical Director, Professor Sir Stephen Powis and Chief Medical Officer, Professor Sir Chris Whitty. The engagement will run through to June this year, with findings evaluated and reported in the summer. 

Leadership Management Programme (LMP)
Nov
20

 

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Safe Learning Environment Charter (what good looks like)
May
28

For more information on the Safe Learning Environment Charter, click here.  

The Charter was created in response to healthcare learners' feedback on their clinical experiences in maternity services, set out in the Kirkup (2015 and 2022) and Ockenden (2020 and 2022) reports.

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