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New strategy step in the right direction, but Ministers need to a plan to boost student nurse numbers
RCN Head of Independent Health and Social Care Claire Sutton, said: "We will need to see joined-up work between government, providers and education institutions to ensure every nursing student on placement receives the best learning experience."
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Santa’s Little Helpers: RCN Online Library Support
While our library doors will be closed for the holidays, you’ll still have plenty of ways to access resources and support.
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The Science and Art of Nursing
How a donation to an RCN Wales scholarship revealed a lifelong connection between a nurse, a doctor, and their patient.
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Using Google Scholar
Advice on using Google Scholar for literature searches
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Using Zotero reference management software
Advice on using Zotero reference management software
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‘We fought for band 3 status because we deserve it’
Three groups of RCN nursing support worker members denied a long overdue re-grading and pay rise by their NHS trust have won their appeals against the decision.
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Renewing my nursing resolution: advocating for my value and worth
Our Council Chair Carmel says it's time for nursing staff to advocate for their worth and value.
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Leading with purpose: Representing the RCN Eastern EDI network
Members of the RCN Eastern EDI Network represented the region at the national EDI event.
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Identifying immediate and necessary lower limb care
This resource has been developed to help nurses and primary care staff identify patients at risk of lower limb wounds and deliver safe, early interventions. It explains how to follow National Wound Care Strategy guidance, carry out red flag checks, start mild compression therapy when appropriate and educate patients on ongoing care. The aim is to prevent deterioration, reduce venous ulceration and improve patient outcomes.
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RCN Northern Ireland Sexual Health Network and Justice and Secure Settings Network
Understanding domestic abuse and violence against women and girls: A safeguarding issue for health professionals