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How to be prepared for the upcoming winter as a CYP Nurse
With winter around the corner, Daniel gives some tips on how nurses can prepare for the upcoming winter.
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South Asia project to receive unique museum installation
An exciting opportunity for members to get involved in a cultural exhibition.
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South West members celebrated for their contribution to nursing
Two South West members received commendations for their contributions to RCN forums. Katharine Caddick and Jennifer Charlewood were recognised for significant contributions to their RCN forums, both recieving commendations.
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Q&A: Dr Pamela Cipriano on why girls’ education matters
As she prepares to speak at RCN Congress, Pamela explains how nursing staff can champion justice and equity worldwide
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How to perform a simple wound assessment
Cath and Callum’s advice on choosing the right dressings, using the TIME assessment tool and mastering soft bandaging
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Student life in China
Second-year nursing student Emily Asbridge had a unique insight into the life of a student nurse in China, and witnessed the positive effects of more traditional forms of treatment
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Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire
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Indefinite Leave to Remain: proposed changes that could reshape nursing workforce
How planned changes to the settlement system affect you, and why the RCN's fighting back
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Overtime, Bank Shifts and Next Steps at East Cheshire Trust
An update on the position from Regional Officer, Paul O'Keefe.
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Safe staffing: evaluating the evidence for mandatory nurse-to-patient ratios
An independent analysis by the University of Southampton found strong and consistent evidence that higher registered nurse staffing levels significantly improve patient safety and nurse wellbeing, with inadequate staffing linked to increased risks of harm and burnout. This report shows that while mandatory minimum staffing levels are one potential solution, critics argue they may be inflexible and costly, and could inadvertently reduce the overall skill mix of nursing teams.
