Neuroscience Forum
Representing RCN members working in the field of neuroscience
We promote best practice for people with long-term neurological conditions and represents the voice of neuroscience nurses and influences policy to improve care for our patients.
Neuroscience Forum Webinars 2023
Available recordings
- Diagnosis to treatment: a whistle stop tour - 7 September 2023. Neuroscience forum engagement and educational session on managing primary headaches.
Events
Read more about upcoming neuroscience conferences, workshops and study days hosted by the RCN and other organisations
COVID-19 and vaccination FAQs
This employment guidance covers public health, infection control, and employment relations.
Library subject guide
Discover key neurosciences information resources including books, reports and journal articles.
Further resources
- National Clinical Guideline for Stroke. This guideline provides authoritative, evidence-based practice guidance to improve the quality of care delivered to every adult who has a stroke in the UK and Ireland, regardless of age, gender, type of stroke, location, or any other feature.
- UK Career Framework for Stroke Nurses. This resource outlines the range of career pathways within stroke nursing and minimum recommended education requirements, in addition to knowledge and skills. It provides a guide for stroke services and employers to develop local career development frameworks for the nursing workforce.
- Neuroscience nursing clinical topic. This specialist area contains information and resources relevant to those working in the field of neurosciences.
- Neurological Rehabilitation and Care (Online Learning) PgCert. This programme has been developed with funding from the RCN Foundation and in partnership with the charity SameYou.
Join the RCN Neuroscience Forum Facebook Group
RCN Facebook groups are a place where you can get involved in honest and open discussions on the issues that affect you and your field of practice.
The Neuroscience Forum has been a great link to other nurses working and interested in neurology. It's a great way to keep up to date with how nurses and their services are advancing, including sharing good practice. Working in a relatively small hospital, the forum has enabled me to reach out to colleagues across the whole country and I would recommend any nurse interested in neurology to utilise this resource.
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