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RCN Magazine
The latest news, opinion, clinical, career, advice, people, wellbeing and action articles from the RCN
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RCN position on advanced nursing practice
RCN position on advanced nursing practice
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Business continuity policy
RCN Corporate Business Continuity Policy
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Agenda for Change Review FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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Lack of urgency in tackling normalisation of corridor care 'shocking', says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said the lack of urgency in sorting the corridor care crisis is almost as shocking as the normalisation of this devastating collapse in care standards.
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Honour for nurse who won landmark race discrimination case 'great news' in fight against racism, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN President Bejoy Sebastian gave his warmest of congratulations to all the health and care staff who have been recognised in this way by our patron, the King.
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RCN Fellow and RCN Foundation director recognised in New Year Honours list
Michelle Cox and Deepa Korea named on the list issued by His Majesty the King, for their contributions to the nursing profession
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Oxfordshire
This branch is open to RCN members working in Oxfordshire.
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RCN Scotland Last Shift Survey - Briefing
Every two years, the RCN conducts a major UK-wide survey of members. The Last Shift Survey asks respondents what the staffing levels were like the last time they were at work, how those staffing levels impacted on them, the care they were able to provide, and the impact of this on patients, service users and clients they care for. The latest survey ran for 5 weeks during March and April 2026 and was open to all RCN members providing direct patient care across health and care settings. Over 1,400 members in Scotland responded.
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Half a million children attended A&E in mental health crisis, as RCN calls for wider roll-out of mental health A+Es and for action on social determinants
Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health make joint intervention to stop children and young people facing ‘barbaric’ waits of up to 3 days in A&E.
