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Regulation for RCN branches
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IT Policy
This policy sets out the responsible and acceptable usage of information technology (IT) within the RCN Group for all authorised people, and underlines that it is essential that staff and members understand their responsibilities when using Group IT for work purposes.
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Anti Bribery Corruption and Fraud Policy
Guidance on what bribery, fraud and corruption are, how to recognise and report instances of them, and the principles underpinning good practice and the avoidance of bribery, fraud and corruption.
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Safety and Conduct at RCN Events policy
This policy supports the safety of participants at RCN Events in relation to conduct and behaviour.
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Committee appointments policy for Council members
This policy outlines the process to follow when allocating Council members to specified committees.
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Anti-Money Laundering Policy
Guidance on money laundering, how to recognise indications of it and report concerns, and the principles underpinning good practice, risk mitigation and due diligence.
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Group confidentiality policy
This policy sets out the RCN Group’s commitment to the protection of personal and corporate information, identifies arrangements for the management of sensitive information. It also provides clarity on individual responsibilities and guidance on how the RCN Group ensures the protection of confidential data from theft and misuse.
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RCN Reserves policy
This policy sets out the general principle for holding reserves, the calculation for general reserves, the parameters for the composition of reserves, minimum and maximum threshold for reserves and the process for monitoring reserves.
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RCN Governance Operating Framework
RCN Governance Operating Framework
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Why nursing voices matter in shaping care home research
Research undertaken in older adult care homes helps to drive innovation, but should be guided by what's important to residents and the people who support them – including nurses, who play a crucial part in residents' care. Do you have ideas about where care home research could make a difference?
