NHS Medical Education England

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NHS Medical Education England

An advisory body set up in 2009 in response to both recommendations from the Tooke review—the Modernising Medical Careers Inquiry—and the criteria set out by Lord Darzi in his NHS Next Stage review: A High Quality Workforce.
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The study, by Professor John Tooke, said billions of pounds should be removed from the core health service budget and handed over to a new proposed body, NHS Medical Education England.
Docs' job crisis is turning me into a one parent family; SPECIAL REPORT THOUSANDS OF JUNIOR MEDICS FEAR LIFE ON THE DOLE
Thousands of medics, including dozens from Merseyside, took to the streets, complaining about the process.Sir John has called for a newbody, NHS Medical Education England, to manage postgraduate training.
Medics back training review MERSEYSIDE medics
The new national body, the NHS Medical Education England, would resolve many of the "functional deficiencies" identified in the interim report, which was published in October.
New doctors' training body is recommended by inquiry

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