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Governance update: Member Resolution and Disciplinary Policy
We’ve updated our policy to ensure a fair and just process around managing member complaints concerning the conduct of other members.
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Safeguarding children and young people
Read more about safeguarding and how the law aims to protect children and young people across the UK. Here you can learn about the newly recognised forms of abuse, including online, modern slavery and human trafficking as well as access key resources.
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RCN London Rep check-in
This is a rep check-in specifically for RCN London reps. This session will focus on being active as a rep.
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Meet the Team
More information about the forum commitee
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Meet the Team
An expert team passionate about celebrating nursing history
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Nursing staff still reporting corridor care as jam-packed hospitals struggle with norovirus and delayed discharges
RCN Executive Director for England Patricia Marquis said: “We still don't know how many patients are being cared for in these conditions and the government needs to be open with the public about the scale of the challenge. Transparency is crucial to turning this situation around."
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Help us be the voice of all RCN Eastern members
In this joint blog, Charlotte Collings, RCN Eastern Board Chair, and Emmanuel Edun, RCN Eastern Board Vice Chair, talk about their plans for the year.
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Cheshire
Find out about the RCN Cheshire branch team, meetings and events.
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Travel health resources, courses and events
Find the best resources, courses and events to develop your knowledge and skills when offering travel-health advice. Here you can learn more about increasing your knowledge on pre-travel risks and the issues patients could face when travelling.
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Malaria prevention guidance for travellers
Malaria remains an important issue for UK travellers who are at risk when visiting malaria endemic areas. Read more about how to support travellers at increased risk of severe disease, including pregnant women or young children.
