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RCN Nursing Support Workers' Day Conference 2026: Shining a light and celebrating 25 years
Booking now open!
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Demonstrating Value
Bring your brilliance to health and social care. Your voice matters. Your actions lead.
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RCN Scotland gives pre-budget evidence to two Scottish Parliament committees
As part of the Scottish Parliament’s annual pre-budget scrutiny, RCN Scotland has submitted responses to two parliamentary committees, highlighting the need to invest in a sustainable nursing workforce, prioritise prevention and adopt a ‘health in all policies’ approach.
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Job evaluation roadshow: Frimley Park Hospital
Do you work at Frimley Park Hospital? We'll be there on 9 September to talk to you about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
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70 years in the university system - but is our future secure?
In this blog Alison discusses the 70th anniversary of nursing studies at the University Edinburgh.
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Outer South West London Branch Meeting Online
Outer South West London Branch Meeting Online
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What I wish I’d known: cardiothoracic nursing
Inside the cardiothoracic specialty's steep learning curve, through the eyes of a newly registered nurse
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Job evaluation roadshow: Aintree University Hospital
Do you work at Aintree University Hospital? We'll be there from 9 – 10 September to talk to you about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
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RCN Greater Liverpool and Knowsley branch learning day
A full day in- person learning event for GLK members.
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Government right to start taking action on modern slavery, but need to be far bolder to end all exploitation in social care, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said: “Modern slavery is a shocking crime and it’s right that the government is starting to take action. The reality is these changes alone will leave most of the exploitation unaddressed, with some employers using a wider spectrum of exploitative practices that wouldn’t meet the very high threshold for modern slavery."
