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RCN Dorset Branch CPD Day and AGM - Valuing every voice: Inclusion, leadership and professional development
Join the RCN Dorset Branch for a vibrant, in‑person CPD day focused on strengthening professional confidence, deepening leadership skills, and celebrating inclusive nursing practice. Valuing Every Voice brings members together to learn, connect, and shape the future direction of the branch.
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Gloucestershire Branch AGM and study day: From awareness to activism
Turn your concerns into action: learn how to influence change through your RCN.
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Wiltshire AGM and CPD event: Barriers to effective patient flow within the health and social care
Join the Wiltshire branch to learn more about creating smoother patient flow in all areas of health and social settings.
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Career Progression for Nursing Support Workers
Guidance and resources for Nursing Support Workers on career pathways and progression.
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Safely staffed by law
Our campaign for safe and dignified care for every patient
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Supported to thrive
Our campaign for a healthy, developed and thriving nursing workforce
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Nursing student? Have your voice heard this election
The Scottish Parliament election is just under a month away, on 7 May, and it brings an opportunity for the next government to take decisive action on attracting more nursing students into the profession and improving support for students to increase retention. Make sure you know how we, as nursing students, can make an impact this election.
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RCN Pain and Palliative Care Conference
Last chance to book - secure your place today!
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On the anniversary of the Safe Staffing Act, we ask ‘What difference has a year made?’
Tomorrow (1 April), it will have been exactly a year since Scotland’s safe staffing legislation came into force. The Act itself was never intended to be an instant fix for the issues in the nursing workforce and more work is required, says Eileen McKenna.
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Moved to Care Exhibition
This exhibition shows that migration has long been at the heart of nursing. Well before the NHS, Nightingale nurses journeyed across the globe, while several RCN founders travelled as military nurses, in South Africa and beyond.
