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RCN Oxfordshire Branch catch up
Branch meeting for all Oxfordshire members.
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Let’s make fair pay a reality
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger reflects on structural pay reform talks, working in extreme heat and the RCN presidential and Council elections.
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Evaluating online information for nursing: What can you trust?
Learn new skills to assess the trustworthiness of online information.
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Understanding Generative AI
Build your confidence in generative AI: its strengths, limitations, and ethical considerations.
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Government announces ‘significant’ improvement to nursing career progression following RCN talks
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive, Professor Nicola Ranger, said today’s announcement is significant progress on career progression for nursing staff.
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Record 12-hour A&E waits show how endemic corridor care is, says RCN
Executive Director of RCN England Patricia Marquis, said: “Nursing staff have been sounding the alarm for far too long about the crisis in our A&E departments. Today’s figures show just how endemic corridor care is and the damage being done to patient care."
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Excited to join the RCN Diabetes Forum
Diabetes care today looks very different from when I first entered the field 25 years ago. In this blog, I reflect on why education and research matter more than ever, and how nurses can shape the future of diabetes care.
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One year on from Scotland’s Nursing and Midwifery Taskforce
A year on from the publication of the Ministerial Nursing and Midwifery Taskforce report, RCN Scotland is calling for urgent action from the Scottish government to deliver the change our members were promised.
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RCN Eastern All-Member Meeting - July
RCN Eastern members are invited to join our latest all-member meeting to speak about the issues that matter to you.
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Nothing about us without us: my time with the RCN Foundation and journey as a Co-Researcher in Learning Disability Nursing so far!
Aaron, a disabled rights campaigner, shares his experiences
