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POLICY: Commissioner for Older People (Scotland) Bill
RCN Scotland’s response to the Scottish Parliament Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee Call for Views on the Commissioner for Older People (Scotland) Bill
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Assisted Dying Bill Stage 1
MSPs debated and voted on the general principles of the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill today (13 May). We published a briefing ahead of the debate, explaining how neutral stance on the principle of the Bill does not mean we have been silent about its provisions. Most importantly, we believe the Bill needs improved safeguards for nurses.
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Reflecting on my year as RCN Scotland Nurse of the Year
When I heard my name announced as Scotland’s Nurse of the Year, I was stunned. It felt surreal – a wave of disbelief, pride and overwhelming emotion all at once.
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Protect the future of nursing
RCN Scotland Board Chair Julie Lamberth shares how members are influencing politicians to ensure the next Scottish government values nursing staff and safeguards the future of the profession
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A class act
RCN members in Scotland made a massive contribution to shaping new safe staffing legislation. Find out what the law means and what needs to be done now
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Ask for more
The RCN is calling for safe staffing legislation in all four countries of the UK. We take a look at what's happening in Scotland
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Back to a safe place
Jess is pushing for the law to be changed in Scotland, so victims of sexual assault are better supported, and nurses play a bigger role in collecting and presenting forensic evidence
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Inside care homes: 'We’re definitely being recognised'
While looking after care home residents during the pandemic has been challenging for health care support staff, it’s also increased the public’s appreciation of their key role
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Psychological safety
Did you feel psychologically safe doing your job yesterday and will you tomorrow?
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EEA-workers in the UK labour market
The Migration Advisory Committee is consulting on evidence relating to the impact of EEA migration on the UK labour market.
