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Exploring the barriers Black and Asian women face throughout maternity and neonatal care
Funding of up to £35,000 available to support a midwifery or nurse-led research study. Applications close at 5pm on 18 September
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Social care: the future is nurse-led
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger reflects on the need for investment in nursing for adult social care, our report on the exploitation of migrant nursing staff and looks forward to the RCN Annual General Meeting.
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A successful National Care Service can end ‘grotesque’ exploitation of migrant registered nurses in the sector, nursing union leader Professor Nicola Ranger says
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger, said: “Just a week after the Prime Minister laid out his plans for social care in England, this report exposes the scale of grotesque exploitation taking place in the sector. A National Care Service meeting the needs of an ageing population, with complex conditions, will need to be registered nurse led. We’re the ones with the skill and expertise to make it work, but that cannot happen while so many of our migrant colleagues are being exploited."
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Data breach reporting
Report a data breach to our Data Protection Officer
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Meet the agenda committee
More information about the Agenda committee, including biographies.
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Agenda Committee
The Agenda Committee is a sub-committee of RCN Council. It develops the agenda for Congress.
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Get Involved
Join RCN Scotland in shaping nursing’s future - support campaigns, become a rep, join networks, engage in policy work and take part in national events.
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What the recent Westminster government announcements for nursing mean for student nurses and newly registered nurses
Will Malcher, Professional Lead for Students, sets out the impact for members who have always been at the heart of the RCN.
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Talk to us, not about us: how we co-produced a dementia documentary
This blog is written together by two people with different but equally important perspectives: a practitioner working in older people’s and dementia care, and a man living with dementia who helped co-produce a documentary for health and social care staff.
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From the Ward to the Web: Navigating the Challenges of eHealth in Nursing
Patients today rightly expect the best possible care, and that includes access to healthcare supported by cutting-edge technology. Modern nursing and midwifery are no longer just about bedside skills – they increasingly require strong digital capabilities to ensure care is timely, safe, and evidence-based. Digital tools have the potential to transform patient outcomes, but only if they are designed around clinical needs and integrated into daily practice.
