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Royal College of Nursing warns against proposed cuts to practice learning hours for nursing students
RCN Chief Nursing Officer, Professor Lynn Woolsey said: "Nurse education is already in the grips of a crisis with courses at risk of closure and nurse educators facing redundancy. It makes it more important than ever for the regulator to protect the quality of learning, the experience of students and, ultimately, patient care.”
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Campaign to protect the title 'nurse' moves closer to becoming law
The Westminster government is seeking views on how legal protection should work in practice
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Evidence, experience and action in nursing practice
For the whole of my career, the practice of nursing has been my central interest. The research and scholarship I have pursued have focused on the centrality of practice.
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Previous Council meetings
Minutes, summaries and papers from recent Council meetings are available to RCN members.
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Meeting for members employed by London South Bank University
This is a meeting for all members employed by London South Bank University
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Briefing on RCN Priorities for the New Government
If the new government is to achieve its ambitions for economic growth, stronger public services and higher living standards, it must place nursing at the heart of its agenda. This briefing sets out the actions ministers must prioritise to support the nursing workforce, strengthen health and care services, and help build a healthier, fairer and more productive nation.
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Lancashire West Branch Meeting and Learning Event
A learning event for local members on the theme of inclusion.
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Nursing staff 'at sharp end' of climate change as extreme heat deaths hit record levels, says Royal College of Nursing
Executive Director of RCN England Patricia Marquis, said: “Climate change is a public health emergency that is getting worse in front of our eyes. It requires urgent action from governments, including to improve NHS and care facilities so that they are safe to work and be cared for in"
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Sci-Fi Futures: Florence meets the Machine (in person)
Explore the changing role of technology in nursing in this exhibition late opening, with hands-on activities and talks.
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Data, Statistics and the history of ‘Normal’ health (online)
Explore the intertwined histories of data and 'normality' with Sarah Chaney.
