Blogs
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15 Oct 2026
Know Your Worth Roadshows: Taking the Message Across the North West
North West Pay Delivery Officer Helen on why we are touring the country to talk about job evaluation.
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15 Oct 2026
Celebrating the Black Nurses who helped build the NHS in North West England
Black History Month is an opportunity to celebrate the people whose contributions have shaped our communities, our profession and our public services, often without receiving the recognition they deserve.
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15 Oct 2026
Bringing new perspectives as a board member
North West Regional Board Chair Sanjith thanks his fellow board members for their valuable contributions, commitment and support during the past year.
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15 Oct 2026
Global health: An opportunity I never knew I had
Reflecting on my experience working with Cambridge Global Health Partnerships in Uganda, this blog explores how international collaboration, shared learning and nursing and midwifery leadership can strengthen maternal healthcare and improve outcomes for women and babies.
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14 Oct 2026
Baby Loss Awareness
Baby Loss Awareness Month highlights the importance of compassionate nursing care. Sensitive communication, individualised support and early miscarriage assessment help families feel heard and supported. Nurses must also prioritise their wellbeing to continue delivering compassionate care.
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13 Oct 2026
We don't give up
This blog explores the challenges of stepping into leadership and the resilience needed to overcome self-doubt and make a positive impact.
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13 Oct 2026
Curious about the best ways to get advice from the RCN?
Senior RCN Officer Hilary Nelson discusses what support different reps can offer you, and the best ways you can find advice for your workplace issue.
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9 Oct 2026
Advancing paediatric IBD nursing practice
This blog discusses a recently published paediatric IBD competency framework, aligned to the four pillars of nursing. It aims to reduce practice variation and provide clarity on training needs and role development for specialist paediatric nurses working with young people living with IBD.
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9 Oct 2026
Mental health reform won’t work without mental health nurses
Following the publication of the Fonagy review, Amber O’Brien, the RCN’s Professional Lead for Mental Health, sets out why mental health nurses must be at the centre of what comes next.
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9 Oct 2026
An important step forward in ending corridor care
Yesterday marked an important step forward in our campaign to end corridor care in Scotland. The Scottish government has agreed to define corridor care and to develop a system for monitoring and reporting.
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