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A look back on RCN Congress 2024
RCN London member Yetunde Ruqoyat Lawal reflects on her time at RCN Congress 2024
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RCN Wales Library for independent health and social care
How RCN Wales members working in the independent health and social care (IHSC) sector can make use of all that our library and information service has to offer.
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It's just an eye drop?
This Blog discusses the importance of remembering that eye drops are a medication.
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Revalidation: Midwives working outside of maternity care
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Agenda for Change non-pay commitments do not address challenges facing NHS nursing staff
These recommendations are a missed opportunity to reset priorities and demonstrate nursing is valued.
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Advocating for diversity and inclusion in the nursing profession
Black History Month is here! Swansea Bay nurse, Omobola Akinade, shares how she has advocated for diversity, inclusion, and equal representation in the nursing profession.
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Q&A with Catherine Davies, Primary Care Learning Disability Liaison Nurse
Catherine Davies explores the barriers to health care that her patients with learning disabilities face and the impact her liaison team has on improving outcomes.
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Q&A with Kokila Swamynathan
Meet Kokila Swamynathan, advanced nurse practitioner, diaspora engagement advisor and member of the RCN Wales Board.
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Q&A with Professor Donna Mead OBE
Professor Donna Mead OBE has worked in hospitals and universities across Wales in roles which include clinician, researcher and educator. She was Dean of a large faculty of Life Sciences and education for 18 years. She has been a member of the Royal College of Nursing since student days and has served on the Research Advisory Group (now research committee) and its associated scientific committee and on the education committee. Most recently she was an elected member of RCN Wales Board. Donna is a very proud Fellow of the RCN
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'I loved my care home placement'
On the brink of becoming registered, nursing student Tyler reflects on a pivotal placement in a care home where the reality far exceeded expectation
