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RCN condemns ‘astounding failure’ of NMC
Our regulator is severely undermining public trust in nursing
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Finding employment in independent health and social care
Advice for newly registered nurses
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Celebrating our past, shaping our future: 25 years of NSW membership
As the RCN Wales representative on the RCN UK Nursing Support Worker (NSW) Committee, it’s with great pride that I wish all our NSW members a very happy 25th anniversary of our membership group within the RCN.
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‘Time and patience have run out’, RCN tells NMC
We need radical change to be delivered, as the NMC has failed to meet half of its regulatory standards
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Raise Your Voice - Why Nursing Activism Matters
Join this dynamic 90-minute session to explore what nursing activism really means, why it matters now more than ever, and how you - as an early career nurse - can start influencing the change our profession urgently needs. Leave feeling empowered, inspired, and ready to take your first steps towards making a difference.
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Registered nurses must remain at the top table on NHS boards
Health Bill proposals are a ‘brazen attack’ on patient safety, says RCN
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Flexible working
A guide for RCN member on flexible working options and the application process.
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Staffing for Safe and Effective Care
Staffing for safe and effective care subject guide from the Royal College of Nursing Library and Museum. Highlights key information resources.
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Training: statutory and mandatory
A guide for RCN members on statutory and mandatory training: what it is, when it is undertaken, equality and diversity considerations and mandatory training for bank and agency workers.
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Lack of urgency in tackling normalisation of corridor care 'shocking', says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said the lack of urgency in sorting the corridor care crisis is almost as shocking as the normalisation of this devastating collapse in care standards.
