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Without urgent action entire hospitals risk being overwhelmed by corridor care this winter, warns Royal College of Nursing
Executive Director of RCN England, Patricia Marquis said: “Corridor care is unsafe and undignified for patients and demoralising for the healthcare staff forced to care in these circumstances. It is now more than a year since nursing staff first sounded the alarm on this crisis and the disaster in our hospitals shows little sign of improvement."
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Fibromyalgia
Resources to support individuals with Fibromyalgia and their line managers.
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More affordable homes for nursing staff needed or lose staff, RCN London tells Sir Sadiq Khan
RCN London region welcomes plans by Mayor of London to build 6,000 rent-controlled homes for key workers – but more needs to be done.
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RCN Award of Merit
As a member, if you know someone who has dedicated their time and energy to helping members, you can nominate them for an RCN Award of Merit.
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‘I want to put equity into discussion in the boardroom’: get to know Suma John
Welsh clinical leadership trainee and RCN Wales Board member, Suma John, shares with us her nursing journey from university in India to the boardroom in Wales.
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RCN Wales responds to Welsh Government's NHS pay award for 2025/26
NHS Wales staff on Agenda for Change contracts will receive a 3.6% pay increase backdated to 1 April 2025.
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How to nominate RCN Fellows
The RCN elects a small number of new Fellows and Honorary Fellows each year. Members can nominate or support one candidate per year.
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RCN Forum Achievement Awards
Celebrating outstanding Forum members and steering committee members
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RCN Student Ambassador of the Year Awards
As a member, if you know an RCN Student Ambassador who has made a real difference at their university and beyond, you can nominate them for an award.
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RCN Wales Responds to Welsh Government’s 3.6% NHS Pay Rise Announcement “Too Little, Too Late – Nursing Staff Deserve More”
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Wales has responded with deep disappointment to the Welsh government’s belated announcement of a 3.6% pay rise for NHS Wales staff, including nursing professionals.
