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	>The ''NHSU'' ('''National Health Service University,''' NHS University) was a scheme to establish a university for the National Health Service (NHS) in the [[UK]]. It was announced in 2001 but the project never really got off the ground and the nascent institution was abolished in 2005. Allegedly at least £72 million was wasted, considerably more than on [[UKeU]] (a parallel UK-based project).		The ''NHSU'' ('''National Health Service University,''' NHS University) was a scheme to establish a university for the National Health Service (NHS) in the [[UK]]. It was announced in 2001 but the project never really got off the ground and the nascent institution was abolished in 2005. Allegedly at least £72 million was wasted, considerably more than on [[UKeU]] (a parallel UK-based project).

	== Details ==		== Details ==
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	: to contribute to the transformation of the NHS and to help secure radical and tangible improvements for healthcare in this country, by providing learning for everyone. Working in partnership, NHSU will multiply and diversify learning opportunities throughout healthcare for all staff, patients and carers…NHSU will play a leading role on implementing policies for lifelong learning [and] the realisation of a skills escalator in the NHS…We will stimulate and support the creation of learning cultures across the whole of healthcare.		: to contribute to the transformation of the NHS and to help secure radical and tangible improvements for healthcare in this country, by providing learning for everyone. Working in partnership, NHSU will multiply and diversify learning opportunities throughout healthcare for all staff, patients and carers…NHSU will play a leading role on implementing policies for lifelong learning [and] the realisation of a skills escalator in the NHS…We will stimulate and support the creation of learning cultures across the whole of healthcare.

	This overall vision of a ~~"~~university for the NHS~~"~~ - NHSU - was welcomed by all who believe that learning transforms lives. Not since the creation of the Open University has there been such potential for development of adult learning and for more and different adults to learn.		This overall vision of a "university for the NHS" - NHSU - was welcomed by all who believe that learning transforms lives. Not since the creation of the Open University has there been such potential for development of adult learning and for more and different adults to learn.

	=== What was NHSU? ===		=== What was NHSU? ===
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	# [http://www.niace.org.uk/information/briefing_sheets/43_NHSU.htm NHSU - A ‘University for the National Health Service’]		# [http://www.niace.org.uk/information/briefing_sheets/43_NHSU.htm NHSU - A ‘University for the National Health Service’]
	# [http://www.e-health-insider.com/News/2611/report_warns_of_embarrassment_over_nhsu's_%C3%82%C2%A372m Report warns of embarrassment over NHSu's £72m], 12 Apr 2007		# [http://www.e-health-insider.com/News/2611/report_warns_of_embarrassment_over_nhsu's_%C3%82%C2%A372m Report warns of embarrassment over NHSu's £72m], 12 Apr 2007
	# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&~~amp;~~dID=138264&~~amp;~~Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Progress and performance] (PDF, 255K)		# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=138264&Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Progress and performance] (PDF, 255K)
	# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&~~amp;~~dID=138265&~~amp;~~Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Looking forward : a focussed role for NHSU in the wider health education and training system] (PDF, 259K)		# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=138265&Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Looking forward : a focussed role for NHSU in the wider health education and training system] (PDF, 259K)
	# The NHSU Abolition Order 2005 - abstract at http://www.opsi.gov.uk/SI/si2005/20051781.htm		# The NHSU Abolition Order 2005 - abstract at http://www.opsi.gov.uk/SI/si2005/20051781.htm

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Ujyqonedy at 07:13, 15 November 2010

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	The ''NHSU'' ('''National Health Service University,''' NHS University) was a scheme to establish a university for the National Health Service (NHS) in the [[UK]]. It was announced in 2001 but the project never really got off the ground and the nascent institution was abolished in 2005. Allegedly at least £72 million was wasted, considerably more than on [[UKeU]] (a parallel UK-based project).		>The ''NHSU'' ('''National Health Service University,''' NHS University) was a scheme to establish a university for the National Health Service (NHS) in the [[UK]]. It was announced in 2001 but the project never really got off the ground and the nascent institution was abolished in 2005. Allegedly at least £72 million was wasted, considerably more than on [[UKeU]] (a parallel UK-based project).

	== Details ==		== Details ==
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	: to contribute to the transformation of the NHS and to help secure radical and tangible improvements for healthcare in this country, by providing learning for everyone. Working in partnership, NHSU will multiply and diversify learning opportunities throughout healthcare for all staff, patients and carers…NHSU will play a leading role on implementing policies for lifelong learning [and] the realisation of a skills escalator in the NHS…We will stimulate and support the creation of learning cultures across the whole of healthcare.		: to contribute to the transformation of the NHS and to help secure radical and tangible improvements for healthcare in this country, by providing learning for everyone. Working in partnership, NHSU will multiply and diversify learning opportunities throughout healthcare for all staff, patients and carers…NHSU will play a leading role on implementing policies for lifelong learning [and] the realisation of a skills escalator in the NHS…We will stimulate and support the creation of learning cultures across the whole of healthcare.

	This overall vision of a "university for the NHS" - NHSU - was welcomed by all who believe that learning transforms lives. Not since the creation of the Open University has there been such potential for development of adult learning and for more and different adults to learn.		This overall vision of a "university for the NHS" - NHSU - was welcomed by all who believe that learning transforms lives. Not since the creation of the Open University has there been such potential for development of adult learning and for more and different adults to learn.

	=== What was NHSU? ===		=== What was NHSU? ===
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	# [http://www.niace.org.uk/information/briefing_sheets/43_NHSU.htm NHSU - A ‘University for the National Health Service’]		# [http://www.niace.org.uk/information/briefing_sheets/43_NHSU.htm NHSU - A ‘University for the National Health Service’]
	# [http://www.e-health-insider.com/News/2611/report_warns_of_embarrassment_over_nhsu's_%C3%82%C2%A372m Report warns of embarrassment over NHSu's £72m], 12 Apr 2007		# [http://www.e-health-insider.com/News/2611/report_warns_of_embarrassment_over_nhsu's_%C3%82%C2%A372m Report warns of embarrassment over NHSu's £72m], 12 Apr 2007
	# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=138264&Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Progress and performance] (PDF, 255K)		# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=138264&Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Progress and performance] (PDF, 255K)
	# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=138265&Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Looking forward : a focussed role for NHSU in the wider health education and training system] (PDF, 259K)		# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=138265&Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Looking forward : a focussed role for NHSU in the wider health education and training system] (PDF, 259K)
	# The NHSU Abolition Order 2005 - abstract at http://www.opsi.gov.uk/SI/si2005/20051781.htm		# The NHSU Abolition Order 2005 - abstract at http://www.opsi.gov.uk/SI/si2005/20051781.htm

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2009-08-14T16:11:30Z

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Pbacsich at 11:13, 25 June 2009

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2009-06-25T10:52:13Z

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SaraFrankBristow: /* Follow-up */ move commentary to talk page

2009-03-29T04:57:15Z

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	There are several more reports to analyse.		There are several more reports to analyse.

	~~== Follow-up ==~~

	~~There is a good case study here and at last material is tricking into the public domain. I know several of the key actors. The subject of training health care staff is topical in many countries.~~

	~~Yet the sheer scale of the NHSU and the fact that it crashed before launch mean that it may not be a valuable exercise for informing European campus-based universities We must discuss.~~
	~~--[[User:Pbacsich\|Pbacsich]] 18:15, 7 February 2008 (CET)~~

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SaraFrankBristow: /* Follow-up */

2009-03-24T07:18:51Z

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2009-03-24T07:18:33Z

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	The ''NHSU'' ('''National Health Service University,''' NHS University) was a scheme to establish a university for the National Health Service (NHS) in the [[UK]]. It was announced in 2001 but the project never really got off the ground and the nascent institution was abolished in 2005. Allegedly at least £72 million was wasted, considerably more than on [[UKeU]].		The ''NHSU'' ('''National Health Service University,''' NHS University) was a scheme to establish a university for the National Health Service (NHS) in the [[UK]]. It was announced in 2001 but the project never really got off the ground and the nascent institution was abolished in 2005. Allegedly at least £72 million was wasted, considerably more than on [[UKeU]] (a parallel UK-based project).


	== Details ==		== Details ==
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	This overall vision of a "university for the NHS" - NHSU - was welcomed by all who believe that learning transforms lives. Not since the creation of the Open University has there been such potential for development of adult learning and for more and different adults to learn.		This overall vision of a "university for the NHS" - NHSU - was welcomed by all who believe that learning transforms lives. Not since the creation of the Open University has there been such potential for development of adult learning and for more and different adults to learn.


	=== What was NHSU? ===		=== What was NHSU? ===

	Due to launch in autumn of 2003, NHSU was to be a new kind of corporate university that would make training and development available for everyone at every level of the NHS, including those traditionally left out of workplace learning. The sole focus of NHSU was to be to deliver training and development for staff in healthcare, which benefits patients and service users through better patient care. It was established to help modernise the NHS and deliver the NHS Plan. With over one million people working in healthcare, and a million plus more in social care, NHSU was planned to be the world’s largest corporate university.		Due to launch in autumn of 2003, NHSU was to be a new kind of corporate university that would make training and development available for everyone at every level of the NHS, including those traditionally left out of workplace learning. The sole focus of NHSU was to be to deliver training and development for staff in healthcare, which benefits patients and service users through better patient care. It was established to help modernise the NHS and deliver the NHS Plan. With over one million people working in healthcare, and a million plus more in social care, NHSU was planned to be the world’s largest corporate university.


	=== Why did the UK need NHSU? ===		=== Why did the UK need NHSU? ===
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	Within the NHS, there were and still are large numbers of staff with little or no experience of education and training since leaving school. NHSU aimed to realise their potential to raise standards across the whole service and make learning a part of everyday life throughout the NHS.		Within the NHS, there were and still are large numbers of staff with little or no experience of education and training since leaving school. NHSU aimed to realise their potential to raise standards across the whole service and make learning a part of everyday life throughout the NHS.


	=== Who was it for? ===		=== Who was it for? ===

	NHSU would provide learning opportunities for everyone working for and with the NHS, from those without any qualifications at all, right through to those who already have postgraduate degrees and professional qualifications. In time, NHSU was also to include social care.		NHSU would provide learning opportunities for everyone working for and with the NHS, from those without any qualifications at all, right through to those who already have postgraduate degrees and professional qualifications. In time, NHSU was also to include social care.


	=== What was to be delivered? ===		=== What was to be delivered? ===
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	=== The end ===		=== The end ===

	It was closed down after a very adverse review in 2005.		NHSU was closed down after a very adverse review in 2005.

	== Reports and case studies ==		== Reports and case studies ==
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			[[Category:National Initiatives]]
	[[Category:FELIs]]		[[Category:FELIs]]

SaraFrankBristow: add alternative name

2009-01-30T05:08:11Z

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	The ''NHSU'' was a scheme to establish a university for the National Health Service (NHS) in the [[UK]]. It was announced in 2001 but the project never really got off the ground and the nascent institution was abolished in 2005. Allegedly at least £72 million was wasted, considerably more than on [[UKeU]].		The ''NHSU'' ('''National Health Service University,''' NHS University) was a scheme to establish a university for the National Health Service (NHS) in the [[UK]]. It was announced in 2001 but the project never really got off the ground and the nascent institution was abolished in 2005. Allegedly at least £72 million was wasted, considerably more than on [[UKeU]].


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	Eventually NHSU would establish a ‘Learning Needs Observatory’ which will collect data to establish what training and development is needed and also to measure the benefits of learning on patient care		Eventually NHSU would establish a ‘Learning Needs Observatory’ which will collect data to establish what training and development is needed and also to measure the benefits of learning on patient care


	=== Where and how would learning be delivered? ===		=== Where and how would learning be delivered? ===

	People will learn at work, in tutorials, with computers through the internet, in teams and face-to-face. NHSU will design programmes to be delivered where, when and how people want them - taking account of their commitments and lifestyle. Opportunities for peer support will be facilitated through the development of networks of learners, working both on-line and face-to-face. NHSU will offer all learners tutorial support, mentoring services and access to specialist services.		People will learn at work, in tutorials, with computers through the internet, in teams and face-to-face. NHSU will design programmes to be delivered where, when and how people want them - taking account of their commitments and lifestyle. Opportunities for peer support will be facilitated through the development of networks of learners, working both on-line and face-to-face. NHSU will offer all learners tutorial support, mentoring services and access to specialist services.


	How would NHSU work with existing educational organisations that currently provide training?		How would NHSU work with existing educational organisations that currently provide training?

	NHSU intended to enhance rather than duplicate provision. It would work in partnership with a wide range of health and education organisations, to complement and extend what was already available as well as purchasing training. Key partners included the Open University, UfI/learndirect, UK e-university, NIACE, Campaign for Learning, Learning and Skills Council, Sector Skills Council, Department for Education and Skills, Department for Health, Health Authorities, NHS Trusts, Workforce Development Confederations, Primary Care Trusts, Modernisation Agency, Royal Colleges, professional bodies, universities, colleges and private learning providers.		NHSU intended to enhance rather than duplicate provision. It would work in partnership with a wide range of health and education organisations, to complement and extend what was already available as well as purchasing training. Key partners included the Open University, UfI/learndirect, UK e-university, NIACE, Campaign for Learning, Learning and Skills Council, Sector Skills Council, Department for Education and Skills, Department for Health, Health Authorities, NHS Trusts, Workforce Development Confederations, Primary Care Trusts, Modernisation Agency, Royal Colleges, professional bodies, universities, colleges and private learning providers.


	=== The end ===		=== The end ===

	It was closed down after a very adverse review in 2005.		It was closed down after a very adverse review in 2005.


	== Reports and case studies ==		== Reports and case studies ==
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	# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=138265&Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Looking forward : a focussed role for NHSU in the wider health education and training system] (PDF, 259K)		# [http://www.dh.gov.uk/prod_consum_dh/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=138265&Rendition=Web Review of NHSU - Looking forward : a focussed role for NHSU in the wider health education and training system] (PDF, 259K)
	# The NHSU Abolition Order 2005 - abstract at http://www.opsi.gov.uk/SI/si2005/20051781.htm		# The NHSU Abolition Order 2005 - abstract at http://www.opsi.gov.uk/SI/si2005/20051781.htm


	There are several more reports to analyse.		There are several more reports to analyse.



	== Follow-up ==		== Follow-up ==