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Job evaluation roadshow: University College London Hospitals Trust
Do you work at a site within University College London Hospitals Trust? We'll be there from 7 – 9 September to talk to you about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
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RCN England webinar for managers: What does job evaluation mean for me?
Do you manage band 5 nursing staff? Join our experts as we dig into the detail of job evaluation and how this is linked to Agenda for Change contracts and the band 5 review in England.
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RCN England webinar for managers: What does job evaluation mean for me?
Do you manage band 5 nursing staff? Join our experts as we dig into the detail of job evaluation and how this is linked to Agenda for Change contracts and the band 5 review in England.
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Practice Based Learning
Practice based learning subject guide from the Royal College of Nursing Library and Museum Service. Highlights key information resources.
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Supporting our members who work in care homes
Resources for supporting our members who work in care homes.
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Nursing Support Worker Money Guide
Nursing Support Worker Money Guide
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Manchester Central Branch Meeting and Learning Event
The latest meeting and learning event for local members.
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Live events for the nursing support workforce
Watch our live events designed to showcase RCN support, resources, and ways NSWs can get involved and get active with our membership.
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No one deserves to receive care in a hospital corridor, let alone someone at the end of their life, says Royal College of Nursing
Royal College of Nursing Chief Nursing Officer Professor Lynn Woolsey said: “To prevent those with terminal illnesses from enduring such shocking care, we need the government to deliver on its commitment to keep people comfortable closer to home."
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Rise in children attending A+E in mental health crisis 'damning indictment of a failing system', says Royal College of Nursing
RCN Chief Nursing Officer, Professor Lynn Woolsey, said: “the rise in children presenting to A+E in mental health crisis is a damning indictment of a failing system, with desperate families left with nowhere else to turn."
