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North West Multicultural Group April Meeting
The latest meeting for North West members from multicultural backgrounds and their allies.
Updated: 30 August 2026 -
Politicians challenged on nursing priorities at RCN Scotland election hustings
RCN Scotland members had the opportunity to put their concerns directly to leading political figures yesterday, as representatives from six parties took part in a lively election hustings at our Edinburgh HQ.
Updated: 30 August 2026 -
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Q&A: Dr Pamela Cipriano on why girls’ education matters
As she prepares to speak at RCN Congress, Pamela explains how nursing staff can champion justice and equity worldwide
Updated: 29 August 2026 -
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How to perform a simple wound assessment
Cath and Callum’s advice on choosing the right dressings, using the TIME assessment tool and mastering soft bandaging
Updated: 29 August 2026 -
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Sleep apnoea: when snoring becomes dangerous
Sleep clinic nurse Karen explains her role supporting people needing treatment for one of the most common – and treatable – health conditions
Updated: 29 August 2026 -
Overtime, Bank Shifts and Next Steps at East Cheshire Trust
An update on the position from Regional Officer, Paul O'Keefe.
Updated: 29 August 2026 -
From Allyship to Action: Building an Inclusive, Anti-Racist Future for Nursing
An in-person event for North West members from multicultural backgrounds and their allies.
Updated: 29 August 2026 -
Surprise award for RCN Corridor Care campaign at National Health and Safety conference
Andrew Mather, Vice-Chair of the RCN’s UK Health and Safety Representatives Committee, shares his experiences of attending the 2025 Hazards Conference and the suprise of the RCN winning a health and safety award for it's Corridor Care Campaign.
Updated: 30 August 2026 -
Nursing students to receive upfront placement expenses payments
New system will reduce out-of-pocket costs for clinical placements, but the RCN says wider financial pressures remain
Updated: 1 September 2026 -
Nuffield analysis shows why government must not repeat mistakes of the past if it is to retain more nurses, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN Chief Nursing Officer Professor Lynn Woolsey said: "Ministers need to acknowledge and address the impact of service pressures on staff retention and employers need to deliver better support."
Updated: 31 August 2026
