‘If we can get through this, what can stop us?’
Mental health student nurse James Savage talks about working through the pandemic, getting the COVID-19 vaccine, and staying positive in difficult times
Nursing in a pandemic: your mental health
Daniel Beglin, a student mental health nurse, shares his tips for looking after your wellbeing during lockdown
‘I wanted to stand up and improve things for myself and others’
New student member of RCN Council Shaun Williams shares the student causes he’s keen to champion
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Getting published
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‘My stammer won't stop me’
Megan didn’t let her stammer keep her from pursuing the nursing career she always wanted
Nursing with a disability
Samantha overcame a number of challenges posed by her disability to pursue the career she wanted
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Autumn Winter 2020 issue of RCN Students
Improving dementia care
Final year nursing student Stephanie writes about her passion for supporting people living with dementia and improving public perception of the disease
Nursing in a pandemic
Second year nursing student Isabella Williams found working on a COVID-19 ward to be rewarding and challenging in equal measure
Supporting women through abortion
Abortion care isn’t a staple on many nursing degrees, but a new placement programme aims to give students a vital insight
Towards a greener future
Climate change: student Kendal Moran writes about the vital role nurses of the future have to play in the fight for our world
Theatre of life
Can theatre and performance enhance nurse education? Nursing student Chelsea Barrett believes it can
'Keep pushing yourself'
A placement in Ghana has led to national recognition for Temitope Babajide as she receives the ultimate accolade of being crowned RCNi nursing student award winner 2020
'Put yourself in their shoes'
Mitchell Richards says that if you get it right for a person with a learning disability, you get it right for everyone