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My first year as a committee member of the Cancer Forum
This blog covers my first year as a committee member of the Cancer Forum. This was a new experience for me and one I was looking forward to. I have had the opportunity to comment on new and revised documents, debate current issues relevant to my speciality, and share information with my colleagues.
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Coping with grief while caring for others
Jodie, a mental health nurse, reflects on the importance of self-compassion and self-care
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Time to make a Comic (online)
Join Alex Brenchley and make your very own single panel ‘gag’ cartoon in this wellbeing session for RCN members.
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Definition and additional actions mark progress on corridor care but new investment now needed to eradicate practice, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said: “Today marks progress, but truly eradicating corridor care requires bigger and bolder long term action, with the detail and new funding to match."
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Northern European Conference on Travel Medicine (NECTM)
The Northern European Conference on Travel Medicine (NECTM) is a biennial conference, providing current research and evidence to practitioners, physicians, nurses, pharmacists and allied health professionals. Increasing vector-borne diseases globally, pose a risk to UK travellers.
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RCN member discounts
Make your money go further with membership
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New paediatric guidance on daytime urinary incontinence
This blog looks at nw RCN guidance on daytime urinary incontinence in children aims to support confident, evidence-based care, reduce variation, and improve outcomes for the many children, teenagers and families affected by daytime bladder symptoms in those aged 18 years or younger.
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RCNi Group Annual Report 2025
The RCNi Annual Report and Financial Statements 1 January to 31 December 2025.
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Previous events
Previous events
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Rising from the fire: How Myanmar’s Nursing Students Reached Graduation Against the Odds
Marcus Wootton, Associate Director of the RCN International Nursing Academy, recounts yesterday’s extraordinary graduation ceremony of student nurses in Myanmar who have, against all odds, completed their nursing degrees while Myanmar’s civil war continues. The programme, which the RCN has supported, is the first of its kind worldwide to provide a viable pathway to a new, high quality nursing workforce in a conflict zone.
