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RCN Plymouth branch study day: Diabetes patient care in practice, including branch AGM
Expand your diabetes expertise, learn from local specialists and play a part in shaping the future of your RCN Plymouth Branch
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Your voice matters: Listening and reflection for maternity staff (session 2)
This webinar provides a safe space for maternity staff to share experiences, explore the impact on their practice and wellbeing, and help identify workforce challenges to inform future support and advocacy.
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Your voice matters: Listening and reflection for maternity staff
This webinar provides a safe space for maternity staff to share experiences, explore the impact on their practice and wellbeing, and help identify workforce challenges to inform future support and advocacy.
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Noticeboard
All the latest network news, events and more.
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RCN Northern Ireland Networks
RCN Northern Ireland Networks
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Discrimination: assessing and preparing your case
A guide for RCN members being supported by the RCN with a potential discrimination case.
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Facilities time
Facilities time RCN Reps Hub
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Job evaluation roadshow: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust
Do you work at Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust? We'll be visiting various sites across the Trust on 16 September to talk to you about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
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Job evaluation roadshow: Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals
Do you work at Doncaster Royal Infirmary or Bassetlaw Hospital? We'll be there from 8 – 9 September to talk to you about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
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Health secretary makes 'powerful case' for prevention, but 'elephant in the room' is nurses' pay, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said: “The health secretary has made a powerful case for investing in maternity and early years care. Delivering a national maternity plan and expanding community services including family hubs will be key in shifting to a prevention model. Nursing roles like health visitors and school nurses deliver vital interventions to mothers, babies and children, and will need to spearhead this drive to improve early years health."
