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'More needed to boost student and nurse staffing levels’, Royal College of Nursing responds to new nurse education measures announced by the health secretary
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive, Professor Nicola Ranger, said: “These modest changes may improve the experience for current nursing students but more is needed to boost student and nurse staffing levels in the face of the current crisis."
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Thousands of nursing publications, books, journals and theses at your fingertips.
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Wills: frequently asked questions
Here are the questions about wills that our members ask us most often. This includes questions about different types of wills, inheritance tax, executors, bequests, gifts and remarriage.
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Wills
Planning for your future with RCN Law
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Contact Octopus Legacy
Find out more about will writing, probate, trusts and lasting power of attorney
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Personal injury
Find out how you can get legal advice and representation for personal injuries sustained at work, or outside work.
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Reflections on the Custody and Caring Conference
A reflection on attending the International Custody and Caring Conference in Canada, sharing insights on attending an international event for nurses working within healthcare in justice settings, and how "human connection changes direction".
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Probate, Trusts and Lasting Power of Attorney
Planning for your future with Octopus Legacy
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From crisis to control: how nursing can end the HIV epidemic in the UK
For the last 40 years, nursing staff have led the fight against HIV – there are now just five years left to meet the goal of ending new transmissions
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RCN Wales incensed with the Welsh government over its pay settlement with the BMA days after First Minister opens RCN conference
RCN’s annual Congress spotlighted the harrowing headlines in nursing across the UK, including unsafe staffing levels, normalised care in inappropriate settings and the alarming rise in nurses considering taking their own lives.
