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Surge in international leavers exposes failure to grow domestic nurse workforce, RCN says in response to new NMC register data
RCN Chief Nursing Officer Lynn Woolsey, said: “These figures put pressure on Wes Streeting to come up with a 10-year workforce strategy to turn things around. Numbers studying nursing in the UK are falling through the floor and we are going to see a worsening picture as the figures are released."
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Representing the Royal College of Nursing at the 30th International Council of Nurses (ICN) Congress – Helsinki 2025
Vice Chair of RCN Council, Natalie Brooks shares her reflections on attending ICN Congress 2025
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RCN Bedfordshire learning event - Managing the menopause at work
RCN Bedfordshire branch members are invited to this learning event on managing the menopause at work.
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Reflections from the ICN Congress: Nursing Power to Change the World
RCN Deputy Chief Nurse, Lucy Muchina shares her reflections on the recent ICN Congress.
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RCN Norfolk and RCN Suffolk Learning Event - 4Ps in Women's Health
RCN Norfolk and RCN Suffolk branches invite you to join us for a learning event focussing on 4Ps in women's health - puberty, pregnancy, perimenopause and postmenopause.
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UK Clean Air Day - 19th June 2025
Vicky Brotherton, Chair of the RCN’s UK Health and Safety Representatives Committee, explains why Clean Air Day is as relevant to our workplaces as it is to outdoor environments.
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RCN Acute Care Symposium 2025
Bookings are now closed.
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Our work
Discover what the RCN Ophthalmic Forum is working on now and what we're planning for the future.
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Supreme Court judgment on legal definition of sex in the Equality Act 2010
What happens now for nurses and nursing?
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Infection prevention and control: information and advice
Infection prevention and control is key to quality, patient safety and governance systems, and an integral element of reducing antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Learn more about how infection or disease can result in a wide variety of infections.
