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Mental health care for children scoping review
Sheffield Hallam University undertook a scoping review into the provision of mental health care to children up to the age of 18 in the UK
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Funding available for non-mental health nurses
In partnership with the Leathersellers' Company, we've created an education grant specifically for non-mental health registered nurses to support the mental health and well-being needs of children and young people in their care
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Mary Seacole Lecture: How nursing can tackle health inequalities
Submitted by the RCN Equity, Diversity and Impact Team
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Become a nursing support worker member
Health Care Assistants, Assistant Practitioners, Student Nursing Associates, Nursing Associates, find the benefits of RCN membership, costs and how to join.
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Urgent need to increase student funding, says Royal College of Nursing Wales following UCAS admission figures
UCAS figures published today show that universities in Wales have been unable to fill the Welsh government commissioned places on nursing courses and attract the number of nursing students needed.
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RCN position on the health inequalities autistic people face in accessing health and social care services and the potential role of the nursing workforce in addressing these
RCN position on the health inequalities autistic people face in accessing health and social care services and the potential role of the nursing workforce in addressing these
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Thousands of student nurses could leave courses within 5 years, RCN analysis shows
Financial pressures, struggling services and worsening pay prospects are among the reasons why an alarming number of students in England are leaving nursing courses.
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Nurse universities admission figures show government NHS reforms under ‘direct threat’, says Royal College of Nursing
Executive Director of RCN England, Patricia Marquis, said: “Today’s figures should ring alarm bells in government. As demand for services rises, and targets say we need hundreds of thousands of new nurses, ministers are struggling to recruit even an additional one hundred. Nurse education is not just totally broken, but a direct threat to NHS reforms."
