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POLICY: Scottish Government draft AI Policy Framework for Health and Social Care
RCN comments on Scottish Government draft AI Policy Framework for Health and Social Care
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Career Framework for Stroke Nurses Evaluation Report
This evaluation report explores stroke nurses’ perspectives on the value and impact of the RCN’s UK Career Framework for Stroke Nurses. It helps to understand how the framework has been used within the stroke nursing workforce and focuses on its benefits, limitations and areas for further development.
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Health and safety concerns
Advice and information to help you if you have health and safety concerns at work.
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Southampton nurses say they are: “Undervalued, disappointed and disposable” amid bank pay cuts
Nurses at University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust have voiced serious concerns about patient safety and staff morale following significant cuts to bank pay rates.
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Success for district nurses in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde job evaluation dispute
District nurses working in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have been successful in their dispute over job evaluation, following intervention from RCN Scotland.
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Innovations that support better patient care and frontline nursing
Sponsored by Zebra Technology
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RCN Spotlight series: RCN elections – NSW members
Join this 15-minute seminar designed to help you get even more from your membership.
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Nurses and doctors unite to protect patient safety during corridor care debate at the Senedd
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and the British Medical Association (BMA) descended on the Senedd to raise concerns about corridor care in hospitals across Wales during a debate on the topic in the Welsh parliament.
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Compassionate Leadership and empowered nurses
Marking IND, Rebecca Kenny, Head of the RCNF Centre of Compassionate Leadership for Nursing and Midwifery, shares her experience on compassionate leadership and how this empowers nurses
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Eradicating corridor care must be the plan, not just mitigating its impacts, says RCN in response to new NHS England guidance
RCN Chief Nursing Officer Lynn Woolsey, said: “While providing corridor care guidance to NHS leaders and clinicians is important, it equally shows just how far the situation has deteriorated for patients and staff."
