'Cutting red tape' | NHS England to strip back L&D to improve medics' working lives

NHS England to strip back L&D to improve medics' working lives

The amount of time doctors have to spend on mandatory training will be cut back in a bid to improve the working lives of NHS England’s medical professionals.

First reported by The Guardian, the L&D shake-up comes amid concerns that doctors are snowed under with too many compulsory training modules, which includes workplace topics such as diversity & inclusion, fire safety, patient safeguarding and conflict resolution.

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