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The NHS staff standards set national minimum employment requirements to improve staff experience, outlining employer actions and what staff can expect.
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The care workforce pathway outlines the knowledge, skills, values and behaviours people need to work in adult social care.
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Personal assistants (PAs) support individuals to live more independently,…
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Guidance for prospective international applicants for health and social care jobs in the UK.
This guidance is for people from overseas who may want to work in health…
Information for adult social care employers in England on learning and development support.
Guidance for medical practitioners completing a medical certificate of cause of death in England and Wales.
How to apply for your immigration health surcharge (IHS) reimbursement if you work in health and care.
How the Family Nurse Partnership (FNP) supports first-time young parents, evidence for the programme, and where it is provided in England.
An overview of the UK Field Epidemiology Training Programme (UKFETP) including selection criteria and application process.
Sets out the principles and best practice benchmarks health and social care employers and recruitment agencies must follow to ensure effective, ethical international recruitment.
Guidance providing a working definition of trauma-informed practice for practitioners working in the health and care sector.
Document outlining the support available to adult social care (ASC) workers in England affected by the revocation of their employer's sponsor licences.
A list of all consultants in receipt of a national Clinical Excellence, Clinical Impact or Distinction Award on 1 April 2025.
Information about what the tariffs cover, how to use the tariffs and in what circumstances the national tariffs may be varied.
Guidance for NHS consultant doctors, dentists and academic GPs applying for a national Clinical Impact Award in 2026.
Information for academic authorities and students on pre-registration healthcare programmes in the 2026 to 2027 academic year.
Information on the £16 million support fund for regional partnerships to prevent and respond to exploitative employment practices of internationally recruited care staff.
You must meet all the eligibility criteria to apply for a national Clinical Impact Award (NCIA) and receive your award for the full duration.
Eligibility criteria and qualifying service changes to the Royal Warrant for the Ambulance Service (Emergency Duties) Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.
Information on the background and development of the programme and how to put its resources into practice.
Guidance for European Economic Area (EEA)-qualified and Swiss healthcare professionals practising in the UK.
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