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From idea to impact: developing an RCN women members’ network
Hosted by the RCN EDI team in collaboration with the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, and the People and Inclusion Team
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Retired members' network
This welcoming session brings together retired members, those approaching retirement and active members to celebrate the valuable contribution retired nurses and nursing staff continue to make across the RCN.
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Reimagining wound care: how the ANCLE Café and digital innovation are transforming lives in Wales
The ANCLE Café in Cardiff is transforming chronic wound care by combining expert treatment, student-led support and community connection, helping patients regain health and hope. Paired with digital innovation, it’s a blueprint for compassionate, efficient and person‑centred care across Wales.
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POLICY: Non-Surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers (Scotland) Bill
RCN Scotland response to Health Committee call for evidence on Non-Surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers (Scotland) Bill
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COVID inquiry: ‘Never again can nursing and the public be failed like this’
Nursing staff were a constant presence during the pandemic, and now formal recognition of long COVID as an industrial disease is urgently needed
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Dissertation and essay support
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Library
Europe's largest nursing-specific collection
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Support
Get help with using our library services, including borrowing a book or improving your information literacy.
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Library video tutorials
Short video tutorials on RCN library resources
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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."