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Resident Doctors are often the first to identify issues within clinical and educational environments as their day-to-day experience gives them a unique insight into challenges that may affect patient safety and training quality. This guidance sets out the process that Resident Doctors should follow when raising concerns about their training environment and patient safety, or any other issue that may affect the quality of training or care. A range of support is available to Resident Doctors who raise concerns.
Please see attached flyer for the upcoming Midlands Medical Education Scholarship (MMES) event.
Following the introduction of the Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act (a new law prioritising UK Medical Graduates for training places), we are particularly keen to understand the views of doctors, including Resident, Foundation, SAS, and Locally Employed Doctors, and are therefore inviting more doctors to join the existing UK-REACH cohort. We welcome people from all communities and ethnicities to take part in the study.
Dr Elizabeth Acquista, Medical Director / Asst Professor of Surgery based at Novant Health USA came to the region as a Mayer Visiting Fellow in the Spring. She spent time with the Midlands Imaging Training Academy [MITA] for Radiology trainees and also visited the University of Nottingham's world-class Simulation centre.
Her reflections following the visit can be accessed via the document below with photos of her experiences.
The recent East Midlands Foundation Showcase event on 7 July 2026 received overwhelmingly positive feedback, please see the attached report outlining the success of the event.
Attention all simulation, immersive learning and digital education faculty (or those simple interested in this!), we are very pleased to open registration for this year’s Midlands Simulation and TEL Showcase. Please see sign up details via the attached flyer.




