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Vaccination: Nursing staff roles and responsibilities
An event for RCN members working in independent sector roles.
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Pay
Discover how RCN Scotland advocates for fair pay, supports members through pay consultations, and campaigns for a safely staffed and valued nursing workforce.
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The Gloves are Off
As we launch our 2026 Scottish elections manifesto, Julie Ross explains why it’s time to value nursing properly.
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Stepping Up
Early management and leadership strategies for final year nursing students in Scotland. This interactive learning event has been designed to support Scottish nursing students to explore the transition from student to registrant and to supplement your academic studies and placement learning.
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Branch EDI Session: Building Respectful Cultures
RCN Scotland Board is inviting members to join an online learning session led by Ranjit Kirton from The Behaviour Garage on Cultivating Inclusive Workplaces.
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Webinar series: Let's talk...Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI)
Back by popular demand: our Let’s talk…Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) webinar series is your chance to learn, share and reflect on particular EDI topics.
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RCN Scotland responds to Labour Party’s proposed ‘Train Here, Stay Here’ policy
RCN Scotland has warned that Scottish Labour’s pledge to introduce a “Train here, stay here” policy for nursing students will not solve Scotland’s nursing retention and recruitment challenges.
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The Gloves are Off - Briefing on valuing the nursing profession
The new Scottish government must implement key measures that will help value the profession better to promote retention of today’s workforce and to attract the workforce of the future. We believe nurses deserve better, a belief supported by the evidence.
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The Gloves are Off - Briefing on better health for everyone
Improving the health and wellbeing of the people of Scotland is key to reducing inequality, driving economic growth and creating a sustainable future. However, the dial is moving in the wrong direction. Action is needed to turn around the health of the nation and nursing staff play a vital role. From hospitals to homes, schools to GP practices, care homes to prisons, registered nurses and nursing support workers have unique access to promote health and deliver preventative care, in the places people spend their time.
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The Gloves are Off - Briefing on investing in community nursing
Against a backdrop of increasing patient need, there is widespread agreement about the urgent need to shift the balance of care into the community to better serve individuals and achieve more sustainable services. But this has been talked about for years. It is vital that progress is delivered in the next parliamentary session. Scottish government must recognise that community nursing is central to achieving this ambitious agenda.
