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Recommendation 74
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Accepted
Building on the experience of staff working more flexibly during the pandemic and to enable...
Recommendation
Building on the experience of staff working more flexibly during the pandemic and to enable more flexible staffing in the NHS, NHS England and Health Education England should develop proposals to better enable NHS staff to change clinical specialty mid-career and train in sub-specialties. 32 Coronavirus: lessons learned to date 3 Lockdowns and social distancing
Government response summary AI-generated
The government accepts the recommendation, stating NHS England and Health Education England are collaborating to develop proposals for enabling NHS staff to change clinical specialty mid-career and train in sub-specialties.
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Government Response
Accepted
HM Government · verbatim extract
Accepted
The government accepts this recommendation. NHS England and Health Education England are working together to develop proposals to better enable NHS staff to change clinical specialty mid-career and train in sub-specialties. These proposals will build on the experience of staff working more flexibly during the pandemic and will aim to enable more flexible staffing in the NHS in the future.
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