Policy

The Council’s policy work is focused on specific areas including research, regulation, sector sustainability, innovation and pedagogy, and equality, diversity and inclusion.

The Council also works on sustainable funding, public affairs and data.

EU research grant funding: Nursing and allied health professions

9 May 2017 in Global, Reports & Briefings, Research

This briefing outlines the level of EU research grant funding for the nursing and allied health professions secured by UK higher education providers (HEPs). In this briefing, we also invite members to tell us about th... Read More »

Outward student mobility for nurse, midwife and AHP students

25 Apr 2017 in Global, Reports & Briefings

This report has been produced jointly by the Council of Deans of Health and Universities UK International to analyse outward mobility for nurse, midwife and AHP students and to promote the benefits of outward mobility... Read More »

Development of Scotland’s nurse, midwife and allied health profession researchers and increased university research capacity are key to success

24 Jan 2017 in Reports & Briefings, Research, Scotland

The development of Scotland’s NMAHP research academy and measures to build capacity within Scottish universities are both key to the future success of the sector, the Council of Deans of Health Scotland (CoDH Sc... Read More »

Transforming healthcare through clinical academic roles in nursing, midwifery and allied health professions

27 Nov 2016 in Clinical Academic Roles Implementation Network, Reports & Briefings

The aim of this guide is to provide healthcare provider organisations with practical advice to develop and sustain NMAHP clinical academic roles. In particular, it focuses on the development of research-focused clinic... Read More »

New report calls for an urgent review of cuts to CPD funding for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals

20 Sep 2016 in Reports & Briefings, Workforce

Central funding for ongoing education and training of the workforce has been halved in 2016/17 while funding for ongoing medical education has been protected. A new report, published today by the Council of Deans of H... Read More »