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Reading the room: Mel's council ambitions
Mel’s one of the youngest people to ever become Vice Chair of RCN Council and has big ambitions to engage with members through social media
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Nursing behind locked doors
Debra sees the person not the crime in her role as a HCA in a prison, where she’s received additional training to ensure the care she delivers is tailored to the people she looks after
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Supporting surgery: inside Yusuf's theatre role
Working in operating theatres has helped health care support worker Yusuf develop new skills
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'We're all part of the solution in social care'
We ask Professor Deborah Sturdy, England’s first chief nurse for adult social care, about her role and what motivates her
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‘We can amplify our voice and win’
From helping lead historic strike action to becoming Chair of the RCN’s Trade Union Committee, Denise is determined to convince members they can be heard
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Gary's ARC of triumph
Mental health nurse Gary created an award-winning addiction recovery programme that's helping people build better lives after substance misuse.
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No case to answer? How to bounce back from a complaint
Nicola is encouraging other nurse managers to keep their careers on track by seeking support to regain their confidence if they’re the subject of an unsubstantiated complaint.
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A glorious patronage
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s association with the RCN stretched back to the first half of the 20th century and she was an RCN patron for more than 65 years
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In front of the lens
Two active members represented the RCN in the media to discuss issues they feel most passionate about
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Home advantage: the benefits of care home placements
Care homes provide a unique and positive learning environment for nursing students and a rich career option for experienced staff, says Sarah
