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Busy times ahead for the North West
North West Regional Board Chair Sanjithkumar Nair shares his thoughts on the latest events happening across the region.
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New spotlight display: ‘More Than Nitty Nora: Achievements in School Nursing’
You can view the display, showcasing the history and achievements of school nurses, on the lower ground floor of the Library and Museum now.
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Prison Nursing Unlocked: A history of care and justice
Discover the little-known history of prison nursing and the vital contribution that nurses make to prisoner welfare today.
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Focus on: fertility nursing journals
Discover key journals to support your fertility nursing practice. Perfect for exploring ideas sparked by this week’s RCN Fertility Nursing Conference or from your own work and research.
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Explore the RCN Library and Museum’s exhibitions this autumn
If you are sad about summer slowly ending, don’t despair! At the Royal College of Nursing Library and Museum in London we have now returned to autumn opening hours and are back on Saturdays. So why not visit one of our exhibitions?
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New spotlight display: 'Infection and Injustice: A Brief History of Tuberculosis in the UK'
You can view the display, showcasing the past and present of the world’s deadliest infectious disease, on the lower ground floor of the Library and Museum now.
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Calling all artists for nursing and art exhibition
In June 2025 we will launch an exhibition of art by and about nurses. We want to hear from you if you are a practicing artist or know someone who is.
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Object Highlight: Rosa Cassel’s baby feeding bottle
Hear the story of Rosa Cassels, nurse and midwife from Palestine.
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Interview nerves
Advice for nurses and healthcare workers on managing interview nerves and stress during interviews and recruitment processes
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Nursing staff will never forget how they and their patients were failed by those at the highest levels of government, says Royal College of Nursing
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger said: "Nursing staff could see the devastation of the virus but their voices went unheard until it was too late. Too many of those who did everything they could to protect their patients paid the ultimate price."
