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Royal College of Nursing calls on governments to urgently publish health and care guidance as updated EHRC Code of Practice comes into effect
RCN Chief Nursing Officer, Professor Lynn Woolsey said: “Without guidance, there remain many unanswered questions for nursing staff providing patient care in our health services. We are calling urgently for sector-specific guidance in all relevant parts of the UK, and we are raising these concerns directly with the Minister for Women and Equalities."
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Are we missing an opportunity? Why student nurses should be included in diabetes training
In this blog, RCN Committee member and third year student Helena shares her experience about diabetes training for students and why awareness is so crucial.
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Pioneers of mental health nursing: Annie Altschul
This blog looks at the contribution of Annie Altschul to mental health practice and research.
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A band 5 review success story in Lanarkshire
RCN member Tracey tells us about her team’s journey to success in the band 5 review.
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Band 5 nursing roles review
Process for band 5 nursing roles review
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Campaigns
Explore RCN Scotland campaigns and get involved supporting fair pay, improving staffing, and shaping the future of nursing across Scotland.
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Agenda for Change review
RCN Scotland information for members on Agenda for Change review
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Protecting young people from the harm of online gambling
This blog explores the growing public health impact of online gambling on children and young people. It highlights the role of Family Nurse Partnership/Public Health Nurses in recognising harm, starting conversations, promoting prevention and supporting early intervention to improve health outcomes.
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New NHS mental health facilities will need specialist nurses at the centre, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN Head of Nursing Practice Stephen Jones said: "More services closer to people’s homes and new dedicated emergency departments are a crucial step towards more humane care. To succeed, both will need specialist mental health nurses at the centre."
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Meet the Team
More information about the eHealth committee, including biographies and contact information.
