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Why do we still need to make the case for women's health?
This International Women’s Day, RCN Professional Lead for Midwifery and Women’s Health Maria Symeonaki outlines what women and the professionals who care for them need from governments across the UK.
Updated: 10 August 2026 -
RCNi Nursing Careers and Jobs Fair - London 2026
Whether you’re a nurse, healthcare assistant, newly qualified nurse or nursing student, explore new career opportunities, meet healthcare employers, get expert career guidance and attend free CPD seminars at an RCNi Nursing Careers and Jobs Fair.
Updated: 10 August 2026 -
Inner and Outer South East London Autumn of Learning event
This is a learning event open all London members. This event is run by the Inner and Outer South East London RCN branches and will be hybrid
Updated: 10 August 2026 -
From Cov to Kyiv
Learning disability nurse and assistant professor Theresa Parker reflects on her recent collaboration with Alfred Nobel University in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Updated: 12 August 2026 -
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Sickle cell disease: essentials for the non-specialist
Could you spot a sickle cell crisis? Knowing the basics improves care, reduces health inequalities and saves lives
Updated: 12 August 2026 -
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Nursing on the factory floor
From coal mines to factories, Tracey explains how occupational health nursing has evolved with the times
Updated: 12 August 2026 -
Supporting staff who are living with long COVID
Guidance for managers
Updated: 12 August 2026 -
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Skin Health Toolkit
The Skin Health Toolkit provides you with a set of learning resources to support you with maintaining healthy skin. This Toolkit has been developed in collaboration with occupational health specialist nurses who are members of the RCN’s Public Health Forum.
Updated: 28 July 2026 -
Put nurse-led care at the core of a new national care service, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said: "It's refreshing to hear a Prime Minister so directly address poor pay in social care, which remains one of the biggest barriers to recruiting and retaining skilled staff. The goal now must be making social care an employer of c...
Updated: 29 July 2026 -
All parties have a 'moral responsibility' to get behind social care reform, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive, Professor Nicola Ranger, said: “A new model with registered nurse-led care at its core will be transformative in delivering high quality, person-centred treatment and support, while reducing the pressure on the NHS."
Updated: 29 July 2026
