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Digital Inclusion and Digital Exclusion: A History of Nursing Informatics (online)
Join Paula Procter and Amanda Jackson to learn about nursing informatics and how can we make today’s digital world more equitable.
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From Commodore 64 to the World Wide Web: A history of computers and nursing (online)
This talk explores the origins of the internet, alongside the use of computers in nursing featuring John Naughton and Dr Siobhán O'Connor.
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The ‘Star Trek Unit’: A History of Critical Care (online)
Sharon Whiting explores the work of nurses in the ‘Star Trek Unit’ (as it became known) opened in 1967 at North Manchester General Hospital.
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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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The Francis Galton Collection: A Visit to the UCL Object Based Learning Lab (in person)
Explore the dark side of data gathering through the troubling history of eugenics in this special visit to the UCL collections.
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A Home for Nursing: Behind the Scenes Tour of 20 Cavendish Square
A guided tour exploring the history of the RCN building, famous residents – and ghosts – and the creation of a home for nursing.
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A Home for Nursing: Behind the Scenes Tour of 20 Cavendish Square
A guided tour exploring the history of the RCN building, famous residents – and ghosts – and the creation of a home for nursing.
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Job evaluation roadshow: Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust
Do you work at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust. We'll be there on 8 and 9 October to talk to you about job evaluation and the band 5 review in England.
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One million steps for nursing
RCN President, Bejoy Sebastian, has challenged himself to walk one million steps in 100 days to raise £10,000 for nurses. Click here to read his blog
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Malawi nurses’ call for evidence: the launch of the Malawi Journal of Nursing and Midwifery
Developed through the leadership of nurses and midwives in Malawi, and supported by a growing partnership with the RCN, the launch of the Malawi Journal of Nursing and Midwifery marks an important step in strengthening nursing-led research, evidence and professional leadership in Malawi.
