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Bone appétit: Digesting the evidence in trauma and orthopaedics nursing
This research webinar serves up the latest evidence shaping trauma and orthopaedic nursing practice today. From bedside innovations to quality improvement initiatives, we'll explore how current research is translating into better patient outcomes and stronger clinical decision-making. Designed for trauma and orthopaedic nurses, allied health professionals, and anyone with an appetite for evidence-based practice, this session offers practical insights you can apply straight away. Whether you're new to research or a seasoned clinician, join us for a bite-sized but substantial look at where trauma and orthopaedic nursing research is heading next.
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Introduction to RCN Library Services
Discover the library service for RCN members.
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Reflective Practice Workshop
Develop your reflective practice and reflective writing skills with this online workshop.
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Introduction to Critical Appraisal
Learn how to develop the important skill of evaluating healthcare research information.
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Referencing Essentials: How to Cite Sources and Avoid Plagiarism
Build your referencing confidence at this event for RCN members.
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Introduction to RCN Library Services
Discover the library service for RCN members.
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Job evaluation roadshow: Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Do you work at Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust? We'll be there on 16 October to talk to you about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
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'Let's Eat Grandma': the editing and proofreading workshop with the Royal Literary Fund
Learn editing and proofreading skills to write clearer, concise, error-free documents and avoid embarrassing autocorrect mist.
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Reflective Writing with the Royal Literary Fund
Develop reflective writing skills for nursing practice, reflection models, and turn learning into action through writing and discussion.
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Consultant
Consultant level nursing practice describes a level which can only be delivered by registered nurses who have progressed from an advanced level within their field to reach a significantly higher level.
