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Member stories
RCN members share experiences of membership
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Travel, parking and getting to work
A guide for RCN members on travel disruption, bad weather and getting to work.
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Complications and treatments of diabetes
Increase your awareness of the complications people may experience due to having diabetes. Here you will learn more about the symptoms of acute and long-term complications and the potential treatment options.
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Overview of diabetes
Increase your knowledge and understanding of diabetes, understand the differences between the different types of diabetes and the impact on overall health if left untreated or poorly managed.
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Fair pay for general practice nursing staff
in Scotland
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Contracts
A guide for RCN members on written and verbal contracts, terms and conditions, contract changes, changes to shifts and cancellation of work.
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Key indicators for domestic abuse
Explore the indicators of possible domestic violence or abuse and learn more about the questions you should be asking potential victims. Here you can also access advice and information on looking out for any red flags and understanding how to respond to them.
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Domestic violence and abuse
Information for nursing professionals about how domestic abuse and violence impacts lives and how to recognise and support victims. This resource will help you with how to speak to someone who you may be concerned is suffering in silence.
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Digital roles and innovations
This resource has been developed by the RCN to help registered nurses and the clinical support workforce across the UK understand the range of nursing roles appearing due to the digital evolution of work across health and social care. Here you can also access two more detailed online toolkits looking at digital roles and digital innovations.
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Domestic abuse resources and support
Here you can access a selection of useful links to websites and organisations aimed at supporting women, men, and children affected by domestic abuse and violence. Unless specified, these resources are applicable across the UK.
