
The voice of
healthcare educators
and researchers in Wales
The voice of members is strengthened by the Council working through the the Council of Deans of Health Wales, reflecting the devolved nature of health higher education policy.
CoDH Wales works closely with organisations across Wales to promote the contribution of education and research to high quality care. Key partners include Welsh Government, Health Education and Improvement Wales, Universities Wales, RCN Wales, and the relevant regulators and professional bodies.
News Related to Wales and UK
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New reports: Council of Deans of Health unveils key findings on nursing, midwifery and AHP educator challenges and opportunities
The Council of Deans of Health has published two Academic Educator Workforce Survey reports following extensive research undertaken in August 2024 into the state of the academic educator workforce across nursing, midwifery and the allied health…
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New report: Clinical researchers in the United Kingdom: Building capacity to improve population health and promote economic growth
The Council of Deans of Health is pleased to share a new report identifying a set of key actions to…
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Council of Deans of Health meets with Minister of State for Health Karin Smyth MP
Professor Alison Machin, Chair of the Council of Deans of Health, and Ed Hughes, the Council’s CEO, were pleased to…
Work related to Wales and UK
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New reports: Council of Deans of Health Unveils Key Findings on Nursing, Midwifery and AHP Educator Challenges and Opportunities
The Council of Deans of Health has published two Academic Educator Workforce Survey reports following extensive research undertaken in August 2024 into the state…
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New Report: Clinical researchers in the United Kingdom: Building capacity to improve population health and promote economic growth
The Council of Deans of Health is pleased to share a new report identifying a set of key actions to promote clinical academic careers…
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Collaboration
The Council collaborates with education providers, charities, government organisations and arms-length bodies, healthcare providers, and professional bodies to enhance healthcare education and workforce development.
Funding projects
The Council has worked with a number of external organisations who have funded specific projects. We are open to exploring opportunities that the Council is uniquely placed to deliver and that support the work of the Council and its members.
Memorandum of understanding
The Council uses memoranda of understanding with external organisations and networks to support collaboration on areas of mutual interest.
Supporting bids
The Council is open to working with members and stakeholder organisations to support bids for externally funded projects.