Workforce planning for health, public health and social care
Information for national workforce planning decisions.
The Department of Health, Public Health England and Health Education England provide information (also referred to as ‘workforce intelligence’) to the health and care system to inform workforce planning decisions at a national and local level.
The Department of Health shares workforce planning information with the European Union.
Please email workforceintelligence@dhsc.gov.uk with any queries about this content.
This service was previously provided by the Centre for Workforce Intelligence (CfWI). You can read CfWI’s past publications on the National Archives website.
Documents
- Gastrointestinal endoscopy workforce supply review
- Sonography workforce supply review
- Horizon 2035, future demand for skills: initial results
- Understanding the wider public health workforce in England
- Review of the infection prevention and control nurse workforce
- Public health knowledge and intelligence workforce
- Review of the anaesthetics and intensive care medicine workforce
- Stocktake of the obstetrics and gynaecology workforce
- In-depth review of the psychiatrist workforce
- Mapping the core public health workforce
- Stocktake of the dental care professionals workforce
- In-depth review of the general practitioner workforce
- Public health consultant and specialist survey 2013
- Creating a more integrated healthcare workforce
- Challenges facing health, social care and public health
- Strategic review of the future pharmacist workforce
- Strategic review of the future nursing workforce
- Future nursing workforce projections
- Psychological therapies workforce review
- Making the most of allied health professionals
- Strategic review of the medical and dental student intakes
- Stocktake of the clinical radiology workforce
- Workforce risks and opportunities: occupational therapists
- Starting the debate on the future consultant workforce
- Summary of the 'shape of the medical workforce' reports
- Recommendations for medical training and recruitment