Blogs
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9 Jan 2026
A year of progress: the RCN’s reflections on CYP nursing
2025 was an inspiring year for Children’s Nursing within the RCN. Despite workforce pressures, policy change, and rising acuity in paediatric services, our community has remained unwavering in its commitment to improving the lives of babies, children, young people and their families.
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9 Jan 2026
A New Year begins
RCN South East Board Chair Michael Fanning welcomes in 2026.
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6 Jan 2026
Why nurses must prioritise gut health
As nurses, we dedicate our lives to caring for others—but in the process, our own health often takes a back seat. One area we can't afford to overlook is our gut microbiome.
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5 Jan 2026
Strengthening the Voice of Cancer Nursing: A Year of Connection, Collaboration and Collective Actions
In this blog, the RCN's UK Professional Lead for Long-Term Conditions, reflects on the 2025 year for the RCN Cancer Forum and the incredible work they have completed to support members working across cancer care settings in the UK.
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5 Jan 2026
Pioneers of Mental Health Nursing - Chris Atha
This blog discusses the influence of Chris Atha on the development of Liaison Psychiatry, Community Psychiatric Nursing, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and collaborative research.
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2 Jan 2026
A time to look forward for nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger looks forward to 2026 and outlines the key areas of focus for the RCN.
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2 Jan 2026
Much to be done this New Year
A blog from our Regional Board Chair.
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24 Dec 2025
The end of the year, but the start of something
RCN President Bejoy Sebastian reflects on the highlights of his first year as RCN President and his hopes for the profession.
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24 Dec 2025
Ten months in post and already so much to reflect upon
Simon Browes looks back on a busy 2025 as the North West's new Regional Director.
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23 Dec 2025
Renewing my nursing resolution: advocating for my value and worth
Our Council Chair Carmel says it's time for nursing staff to advocate for their worth and value.
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