🎄 For Day 3 of our 12 Days of Population Wellbeing, we are highlighting our elearning programme on ‘Sexual Health’ which includes modules on HIV, virology and more 👉 orlo.uk/HRFvd

#HealthInequalities are unfair and avoidable differences in health across the population, and between different groups within society. We are all responsible for reducing health inequalities. Learn more through our #elearning programme 👉 orlo.uk/U1dbg

A new elearning resource developed by Samaritans in partnership with @HEE_TEL takes only 20 minutes to complete and will assist anybody who provides support around suicide and self-harm - helping to have vital conversations about internet safety: orlo.uk/igW3N

🎄 For Day 5 of our 12 Days of Population Wellbeing, we spotlight the Making Every Contact Count approach. #MECC is for everyone, it is not restricted to one person, profession or organisation. Find out more 👉 orlo.uk/c0e5W

🎄 Day 6 of our 12 Days of Population Wellbeing highlights our #elearning programme on #Mindfulness. This provides a definition of mindfulness, the evidence for it and where to get more information and further resources and support. Check it out 👉 orlo.uk/IIh0t

Day 7 of our 12 Days of Population Wellbeing focuses on tackling #homelessness. This programme includes evidence, data and signposts to trusted resources to help prevent illness, protect health and promote wellbeing. Learn more 👉 orlo.uk/COQw3

🎄 For Day 8 of our 12 Days of Population Wellbeing, we spotlight training resources on tackling alcohol stigma. These resources help workforces to identify when someone may have an alcohol problem and provide brief interventions 👉 orlo.uk/9jfVO

🎄 For Day 9 of our 12 Days of Population Wellbeing we are looking at #AMR. This programme supports all health & social care staff in a variety of settings to understand the threats posed by AMR, and ways they can help to tackle this major health issue 👉 orlo.uk/uJYnH

Our ‘Behaviour Change Literacy’ #elearning programme aims to build foundational behaviour change skills of the workforce. It will introduce learners to #BehaviourChange: what it is, why it is important and how it can be implemented 👉 orlo.uk/JsdXN

HEE are holding five workshops for the Maternity and Neonatal Workforce, Training and Education Strategy Refresh, we would like to gain a wide range of representation from across the maternity and neonatal workforce. email to book your place [email protected]

Congratulations Sally Ashton -May . So well deserved 👏👏

This #DryJanuary, check out our elearning programme on Alcohol and how to support those at risk. Enrol today 👉 orlo.uk/X3jy8

Do you work in primary care and want to help people living with overweight or obesity? Check out this elearning programme to become a healthy weight coach: orlo.uk/rNZx9 Office for Health Improvement and Disparities We are Primary Care @AHPF Obesity UK NHS England Department of Health and Social Care Jamie Blackshaw

Donna Ockenden FRSA, Hon DLitt and Bill Kirkup! Question to the panel, why are we not learning??? #matneosummit2023 Learning needs to be localised and to consider it could happen anywhere.

Amanda Pritchard inspiring keynote speech! Taking the time to thank maternity and neonatal services at all levels! Recognition that the midwifery workforce has expanded. @NHS_HealthEdEng Janet Flint Dani Upton amazing to have the hard work recognised.

Carry on challenging us to improve. Message to Bill Kirkup, Donna Ockenden and others at #MatNeoSummit2023 this morning Kerri Feeney Dani Upton Lisa Jesson

Published today, our Educator Workforce Strategy outlines seven priorities to ensure that the NHS has a sustainable supply of educators to support the development of the healthcare workforce orlo.uk/HT4FR

As we mark 10 years of Health Education England, we share some of the many successes from our Long Term Conditions and Prevention programme. To learn more about the programme, visit orlo.uk/AlZRD #HEE10 #PopulationHealth #HealthInequalities

Great vibe for today's workshop about interprofessional experience #IPEX Kerri Feeney Lisa Jesson

Great piece of work from the midwifery team published today