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Prison Nursing Unlocked: A history of care and justice: exhibition
This exhibition explores the fascinating history of healthcare in prisons, from the work of early reformers like Elizabeth Fry to the vital contribution that nurses make to prisoner health today.
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Know How to Search CINAHL
Learn how to navigate the CINAHL database for effective literature searches at this training event for RCN members.
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The RCN investment policy
Our commitment to socially responsible investment management
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Fertility misinformation
Social media can be a valuable source of fertility information, but misinformation can create unrealistic expectations. Better fertility education and access to trusted, evidence-based advice can help people understand their fertility and make informed choices for the future.
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Easy referencing ... in 45 minutes
Learn how to generate quick references and citations using a free, easy to use, online tool.
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Introduction to Prehabilitation
This bitesize learning course looks at how we, as nurses and health care professionals, can support patients to be as healthy and fit as possible before they go into planned surgery or for cancer treatments.
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Nurses force Trust into bank U-turn
Bank rates at one Kent Trust have been re-instated following member pressure.
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Joint Education and Innovation Event with RCN Wales and Frontier Medical Group on Pressure Ulcer Prevention
Open to all members of the nursing team working in any sector, join this joint education session with Frontier Medical to learn more about real-world challenges of pressure area prevention and management, pressure area care education, including the updated International Guidelines, and the RCN campaign to stop corridor care.
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Protect the 'nurse' campaign: an update
RCN South East Council Member Sally Bassett looks at the next steps in the campaign to protect the 'nurse' title.
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The immense contribution of community nursing during the COVID-19 pandemic
Christine Callender, Head of Nursing Practice, reflects on how the community nursing workforce must be invested in following COVID-19 and into the future.
