Education, sustainability and the climate crisis – empowering change in out-of-hospital nursing

Hosted by District and Community Nursing Forum, RCN Education Forum & General Practice Nurses’ Forum

Small changes, big differences

How nursing staff add value to the procurement process

Improving hygiene and reducing glove use go hand in hand

Great Ormond Street Hospital's

Perimenopause: ‘I woke one morning with a gripping anxiety’

Mental health nurse Teresa believes education is key to understanding hormonal shifts

RCN Register of Interests

The purpose of this register is for members of RCN Council, Committees, Boards, external advisers and senior RCN staff to declare their interests outside of the RCN. We do this because they have a duty to act impartially and objectively, and to take steps to avoid any conflict of interest arising as a result of their membership of, or association with, other organisations or individuals.

Agenda Committee appointment

CYP: Preventative Health, Welfare and Advocacy Forum

We champion the work of nursing related to issues particularly affecting young people such as public and mental health, justice services, and the care experienced child and safeguarding. We provide guidance through evidence-based publications and access to professionals if needed.

Careers resources for student and newly registered nurses

Career resources for student nurses. We'll support you with writing your first nursing CV, and advise you on how to excel at job applications and interviews.

POLICY: The key drivers of corridor care in Scotland

This report is a detailed analysis of a range ofavailable data sources to identify the key drivers of corridor care in Scotland. The report includes three recommendations for action for the Scottish government to begin to address the problem - defining corridor care, reporting on corridor care, and investing in increased capacity to address the widespread challenges in the health and social care system.

Urgent and Emergency Care Forum

We represent RCN members who work in urgent and emergency care. Our priorities are to promote appropriate staffing and expertise and facilitate discussion around best practice and innovations in care.