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NHS Medical Education England(MEE) is an advisory body formed in February 2009.

MEE has been set up in response to both recommendations from the Tooke review (the MMC Inquiry that reported in 2008), and according to criteria set out by Lord Darzi in the NHS Next Stage review: A High Quality Workforce.

MEE operates at arm's length from Ministers and provides independent expert advice on workforce planning, training and education for doctors, dentists, health care scientists and pharmacists. The concept is supported by professionals and has been developed as a result of extensive consultation with stakeholders.

The role of MEE is to work with the professions and wider stakeholders to provide advice on developments such as the evaluation of the two-year medical Foundation Programme as part of wider work to consider the postgraduate education and training pathway.

 

For the membership of  NHS Medical Education England, click here full membership of the new organisation.

For more information read our FAQs about NHS MEE or visit the MEE website.