You are currently searching within the context of the global site
Search in local site-
RCN Wales Political Leadership Programme
Health and social care services in Wales are at the top of the political agenda. This programme explores how the political environment sets the context for the individual practitioner and the organisation. It will expand your knowledge of how health and social policy are shaped in Wales.
-
Working with nurses everywhere: the RCN and the nurses of the UK’s Overseas Territories
As part of support offered by the UK Health Security Agency to the UK’s Overseas Territories, the RCN was invited to contribute specialist nursing expertise - working across time zones and oceans to support nurses in the UKOTs. Find out more from Elsa Afonso, Head of the RCN International Academy.
-
Care of Older People
Care of Older People subject guide from the Royal College of Nursing Library and Museum. Highlights key information resources.
-
Violence in Belfast: ‘Racism has no place in our society’
The RCN is deeply concerned by reports of nursing staff being prevented from getting to work and feeling unsafe travelling home after their shifts
-
Senedd election 2026: what nursing needs now
The nursing vote will be crucial in the 7 May election, so here’s the RCN’s expectations of the new Welsh government
-
District nurses: a job evaluation success story
How a group of district nurses took on Scotland’s biggest health board with RCN support – and won
-
Mental Health Nursing
Mental Health Nursing subject guide from the Royal College of Nursing Library and Museum. This highlights key information resources.
-
Health bill amendment a significant victory for nursing
Top-table seat secured for nursing in foundation trusts in England
-
New Health Bill amendment a ‘significant victory’ to safeguard nurse leadership in NHS decision making, says RCN
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger, said: “This is a significant victory for nursing, safeguarding its seat at the top table of NHS foundation trusts. It maintains the existing legal requirement which the government had previously intended to scrap. We have fought hard for this amendment, and it is a breakthrough moment with the government listening to our calls to ensure board level nurse leadership is protected."
-
Nursing leaders recognised in King’s Birthday Honours
Damehoods, OBEs and MBEs are given to recognise services to nursing
