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Fair Pay for Nursing poster 4
A4 poster encouraging people to join the campaign and tell politicians it’s time to pay nursing staff fairly and protect patient care.
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RCN Holdco Limited Annual Report
The RCN Holdco Limited Annual Report and Financial Statements 1 January to 31 December 2020.
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First Steps impact evaluation report
Assesses the quality and impact of First Steps, a learning resource developed by the RCN in 2011 to help health care assistants learn the foundation skills and values needed for their role.
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The What So What and Now What of Critically Reflective Leadership
What? Almost a century ago, Dewey (1933) recognised the importance of reflecting on how our experiences facilitate personal growth and change. More recently, there has been an interest in how critically reflective leaders can improve team outcomes.
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Copyright
A guide for RCN members on copyright; including ownership, duration, infringement and enforcement.
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“More Than Missing School”
Dr Elaine Allan - FQNIS, Visiting Research Fellow Robert Gordon University (RGU), School and Public Health Nurses Association (SAPHNA) Consultant, Member- National Association School Nurse Academics (NASNA) highlights an important initiative led by Specialist Public Health Nurse (SCPHN) school nurse (SN), Shona Gray in NHS Grampian Scotland, which could be replicated UK wide.
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Gifts and wills
A guide for nursing staff on what to consider when offered a gift and when asked to sign a Will.
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Dumfries Senior Charge Nurse recognised in RCN Scotland Awards
Keri-Ann Van-Nuil, a Senior Charge Nurse in Stroke, Rehab and Frailty at NHS Dumfries and Galloway’s Royal Infirmary, was announced as the winner of the RCN Scotland Adult Nursing Award at the dazzling RCN Scotland Nurse of the Year Awards ceremony tonight (30 April 2026).
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Protecting those who care: why hazardous medicinal products demand urgent action
Louise Church – Health, Safety & Wellbeing Senior National Officer for the RCN, provides an update on this important work and how the RCN is influencing to protect nursing staff
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Emergency departments now ‘places of prolonged and unnecessary suffering’, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said:. "It breaks the hearts of nursing staff and doctors that patients are lining corridors, waiting hours to be seen. But the truth is staff face an impossible task, with too few of them and demand surging."
