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The Nursing Workforce in Scotland 2026
We are calling on the new Scottish government to prioritise workforce planning in its efforts to deliver health and social care reform. In our fifth report, we highlight that nursing staff have seen little meaningful improvement to health and care services, whether in the NHS or independent sector, including on fixing the workforce crisis.
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RCN Scotland calls for new Scottish government to prioritise workforce planning
In our fifth ‘The Nursing Workforce in Scotland’ report, we highlight that nursing staff have seen little meaningful improvement to health and care services, whether in the NHS or independent sector, including on fixing the workforce crisis. While the nursing workforce has grown, the gap between planned and actual staffing remains, with little adjustment to account for the continued increases in demand for services.
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Influencing on your behalf
Discover RCN Scotland’s latest briefings and reports and how we shape policy for better care across Scotland.
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RCN Scotland
RCN Scotland represents nurses, midwives and support workers, campaigning on key issues and influencing health policy across Scotland.
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King’s Speech 2026 explained: what it means for nursing staff
A rundown of what plans the government has for the new parliamentary term
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Inner North Central London Branch Meeting Online
Inner North Central London Branch Meeting Online
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Forums and networks
Forums and networks
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RCN Accreditation
The RCN accredits learning and development initiatives for a diverse range of clients who want to guarantee that their initiatives are of the highest quality.
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RCN International Nursing Research Conference 2026
Programme now available! Book your place today.
