Look beyond assumptions
Ellan Corner explains why taking individual needs into account is so important when working with people with a learning disability
Speaking up for you
Evan Keir has been elected as your representative on RCN Council. We find out a little more about him and his plans
Push yourself out of your comfort zone
Thinking about your next role? Linda Ewen talks about how she helps other support workers develop their careers
New year, new role
As she nears the completion of her nursing associate training, Georgina Portis reflects on two years of hard work
Let's talk about sex
While most young people are able to express their sexuality without fear of comment or ridicule, it’s not the same for everyone
Patient champion
Hannah helps patients better understand what’s happening while they’re being treated on an adult mental health ward
Money matters
Too much month left at the end of your money? An updated RCN money guide gives nursing staff quick and easy access to advice
Regulation and recognition
Lindsay Cardwell says it’s time for assistant practitioners to be regulated
Uncharted territory
What’s it like to work as an assistant practitioner in a GP practice?
Knowing when to say no
Roz Hooper, from the RCN’s legal team, explains why you must speak out if you’re uncomfortable with work delegated to you
Valued, inspirational, professional
Meet the nursing staff supporting patients at a specialist cancer centre in south Wales
Promoting independence
Beth Cook and Sharon Thompson work in an innovative role helping patients regain their independence at home
Should we all be dementia friends?
Bernadine McCrory from the Alzheimer’s Society wants to change the way people think about dementia
Making a difference
Health practitioner members make brilliant reps
Congress firsts
Nursing’s liveliest and most action-packed conference is done and dusted for another year and health care assistants were at the centre of the action
Pre-diabetes: how to help others to help themselves
Health care assistants can support patients to make lifestyle changes that can lower the risk of pre-diabetes