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Uncharted territory
What’s it like to work as an assistant practitioner in a GP practice?
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Promoting independence
Beth Cook and Sharon Thompson work in an innovative role helping patients regain their independence at home
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Valued, inspirational, professional
Meet the nursing staff supporting patients at a specialist cancer centre in south Wales
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Taking the lead
Jean Dipple’s not prepared to sit back in the face of change. She's decided it's time to do more to promote the voice of HCAs and recognise their vital role in her workplace.
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Should we all be dementia friends?
Bernadine McCrory from the Alzheimer’s Society wants to change the way people think about dementia
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Congress firsts
Nursing’s liveliest and most action-packed conference is done and dusted for another year and health care assistants were at the centre of the action
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Delayed discharge
An older person's health can deteriorate rapidly due to hospital bedrest. HCAs will tackle the issue at RCN Congress
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Knowing when to say no
Roz Hooper, from the RCN’s legal team, explains why you must speak out if you’re uncomfortable with work delegated to you
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Regulation and recognition
Lindsay Cardwell says it’s time for assistant practitioners to be regulated
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A professional voice
Tracie Culpitt is ready to ensure the views of the whole nursing workforce are heard in the RCN
