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RCN Review of Membership Categories
The RCN wants to find out your views as part of a review of our membership categories and subscription plans.
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Consultation: Arrangements for RCN branch funding and branch finance reporting
RCN Council is seeking views from boards and branches on branch funding and branch finance reporting from 1 January 2017.
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Safe and Effective Staffing in Health and Social Care - Scotland
A Scottish Government consultation on the application of evidence based approaches to nursing and midwifery workload and workforce planning
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Our new Council committees - what do you think?
RCN Council would like to hear your feedback on the proposed terms of reference and role descriptors for its two new committees.
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RCN Review of Membership Categories
The RCN wants to find out your views as part of a review of our membership categories and subscription plans.
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CONSULTATION: RCN Council Review
This consultation is your opportunity to feedback on the Council Review Group's recommendations.
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CONSULTATION: New process for allocating voting places at Congress
This consultation is your opportunity to feedback on proposed changes to the way voting places at Congress are allocated.
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Implementing Call 4 Concern © (C4C) patient and relative activated Critical Care Outreach
Implementing the Call 4 Concern (C4C) service: patient and relative activated Critical Care Outreach.
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Why join the RCN and British Fertility Society as a nurse member
By becoming a member of the British Fertility Society and the RCN, you gain access to diverse avenues for continuous learning and development.
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Growing Older and Living with a Learning Disability
People with learning disabilities are more likely to develop dementia as they grow older according to the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) and they may also develop dementia at a younger age than non-learning disabled people. They may also experience deterioration from dementia at a faster rate than the general population.