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Educational programmes and services
RCN's Educational programmes and services provide a range of tools which can help organisations to improve patient care and patient experience in the UK
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Voices for safety: A movement only nursing can lead
RCN Deputy President Professor Alison Leary on why every shift and every story helps build the evidence that will reshape the future of nursing.
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Turning your lived experiences into data, into evidence, into action
Director of the RCN Institute of Nursing Excellence, Professor Jane Ball encourages students, nurses and health care support workers to tell us what their last shift was like to help us grow the evidence bank needed for change.
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Assisted dying bill rejected at final vote
MSPs have voted against passing legislation to legalise assisted dying in Scotland.
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Sense of feeling valued nosedives among nurses at pay cut hospital trusts
Four NHS trusts in the Black Country that cut the pay of staff who work extra hours have seen a sharp decline in the number of nurses who feel valued by their organisation, according to the newly-published results of the 2025 NHS Staff Survey.
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RCN Wales appoints Nicola Williams as Executive Director
Nicola will join the RCN in April as Executive Director of RCN Wales, bringing more than three decades of clinical and senior leadership experience
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RCN Foundation education grants
Learn more about our education grants and the funding we have available
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Education fund for Global Majority nurses and midwives launched
The RCN Foundation Olufunke Adeyeye Education Grant has been made possible thanks to the generosity of the family of Olufunke Adeyeye, a life-long nurse and midwife, who died in 2020.
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West Kent and Medway
This branch is open to RCN members working in West Kent and Medway.
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The Gloves are Off - Manifesto
Longstanding pressures have compounded, workforce shortages and long waiting times continue, and our members are working harder than ever while feeling less valued. The impact this all has on nursing staff is huge. They are unable to provide the best possible care to Scotland’s population. Find out what we are calling on the new Scottish government to do to value nursing properly.
