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RCN Derbyshire study day and Annual General Meeting
All RCN Derbyshire members are invited to attend this study day, titled 'Cognition and compassion - exploring dementia and neurodivergence’. The event will also incorporate their branch Annual General Meeting.
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General practice nursing webinar: Influencing pay, terms and conditions in general practice
Join us for our next session in our series of webinars for general practice nursing staff.
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Disciplinary, investigation and statement enquiry form
Disciplinary, investigation and statement enquiry form
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Welsh Nurses leave the profession earlier than intended
The latest survey of nurses in Wales leaving the register paints a concerning picture, revealing significant pressures being faced by nurses in Wales, with 50.4% of respondents saying they had left nursing earlier than they had originally planned.
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RCN North Lincolnshire Annual General Meeting - online only
All RCN North Lincolnshire members are invited to attend their Annual General Meeting. If you can only attend online, please book your place on this event.
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RCN North Lincolnshire learning event and AGM
All RCN North Lincolnshire members are invited to attend this in-person learning event, which will focus on delivering financial and workplace guidance to members. The event will also incorporate the branch Annual General Meeting.
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Accessing support for issues which occurred outside RCN membership
A guide for RCN members on the range of support available for matters which occurred outside their RCN membership.
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Nursing career progress in the NHS in England: FAQs
Frequently asked questions about NHS nursing career progression in England.
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Put nurse-led care at heart of new national care service, says RCN
Responding to the prime minister's plans for social care, the RCN calls for workforce investment and fair pay
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Nursing is a highly skilled, safety-critical profession and it is essential to patient safety that our title is protected, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN Chief Nursing Officer Professor Lynn Woolsey, said: “Patients and their families deserve to trust that when they are told they are being treated by a nurse, it is a registered nurse providing their care."