The government has launched a consultation on its plans to modernise scientific careers in the National Health Service (NHS) throughout the UK, by transforming the training and career pathways of the healthcare scientist (HCS) workforce.
The skillbase of the HCS workforce, which totals over 55,000 people, stretches across some 50 scientific disciplines that contribute to 80% of clinical decisions in prevention, diagnosis and treatment, through: - delivering tests on patients which underpin most clinical decisions;
The government has launched a consultation on its plans to modernise scientific careers in the National Health Service (NHS) throughout the UK, by transforming the training and career pathways of the healthcare scientist (HCS) workforce.
The skillbase of the HCS workforce, which totals over 55,000 people, stretches across some 50 scientific disciplines that contribute to 80% of clinical decisions in prevention, diagnosis and treatment, through: - delivering tests on patients which underpin most clinical decision
The government has launched a consultation on its plans to modernise scientific careers in the National Health Service (NHS) throughout the UK, by transforming the training and career pathways of the healthcare scientist (HCS) workforce.
The skillbase of the HCS workforce, which totals over 55,000 people, stretches across some 50 scientific disciplines that contribute to 80% of clinical decisions in prevention, diagnosis and treatment, through: - delivering tests on patients which underpin most clinical decision
