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Inequalities laid out in CQC report show just how badly children and young people are being failed, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said this report shows just how badly children and young people are being failed, with inequal access to services driving long waits and poorer health outcomes
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Trade Union Committee
The Trade Union Committee works to ensure that we develop as a modern, progressive trade union – one that makes a positive difference to the working lives of nursing staff.
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Member Support Services (MSS)
Get the support you need
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RCN Somerset branch AGM and men's health matters learning event
Join RCN Somerset Branch online for a day of learning, networking and branch business, with a special focus on men's health. The event will feature expert speakers, updates on RCN campaigns and services, and opportunities to connect with fellow members from across Somerset.
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CL&D event for South West representatives: Supporting Members, Strengthening Workplaces
Stay informed, sharpen your skills and strengthen your impact as an RCN representative. Join colleagues from across the South West for a practical and engaging development day exploring the latest national and regional RCN priorities, key issues affecting members including pay, job evaluation and national profiles, and the vital role of equality, diversity and inclusion in representative practice.
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Northumberland Tyne and Wear branch meeting with online President visit
Meet your RCN president at your hybrid branch meeting.
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RCN Perioperative Care Conference 2027
Booking now open!
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'Care amongst the climate emergency'
Join us for the launch of our new report ‘Care amongst the climate emergency' and special screening of the National Emergency Briefing
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Congress Exhibitors 2022
Find out who exhibited at RCN Congress 2022.
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RCN Scotland responds to the Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry ‘Let’s Be Heard’ report
We have responded to a Scottish COVID 19 Inquiry report published today (3 November), evidencing the lasting toll working through the pandemic had on health and social care staff.
