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Scottish Government - Healthcare needs in schools
RCN Scotland will be submitting a response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on Guidance on Healthcare Needs in Schools
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Caste in Great Britain and Equality Law
The Government Equalities Office is seeking views on how to ensure that there is appropriate and proportionate legal protection against unlawful discrimination because of a person’s origins with due consideration given to how such protection would be implemented in practice.
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Nursing Associates’ Fees
The Nursing and Midwifery Council is seeking views on the proposed fees for the new nursing associate role that will be introduced in England.
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Safe, sustainable and productive staffing in urgent and emergency care
NHS Improvement is seeking views on safe, sustainable and productive staffing in urgent and emergency care.
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Safe, Sustainable and Productive Staffing in Maternity Services
NHS Improvement is seeking views on safe, sustainable and productive staffing in maternity services.
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Consensus Statement on Alcohol Treatment Services in Scotland
The ‘Consensus Statement on Alcohol Treatment Services in Scotland’ calls for clear, well-integrated pathways to support treatment and recovery for patients identified with alcohol use disorder when admitted to hospitals in Scotland. It highlights the areas of need in current services, and the actions that should be prioritised.
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POLICY: Draft palliative care strategy
RCN Scotland response to Scottish Government consultation on a Palliative Care Matters for All – a draft strategy.
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Calling all artists for nursing and art exhibition
In June 2025 we will launch an exhibition of art by and about nurses. We want to hear from you if you are a practicing artist or know someone who is.
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State of the Profession: RCN Scotland Employment Survey Report 2025
This report provides a summary of the views of RCN members in Scotland and paints a detailed picture of members’ professional lives across the NHS and the independent health and social care sector.
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A gentle revolution: Namaste Care
The word ‘namaste’ carries a beautiful meaning – ‘to honour the spirit within’. In care homes across the world, this profound concept has transformed into a revolutionary approach to caring for our older people.
