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Greater Manchester Branch Meeting
The March meeting for members of the Greater Manchester branch.
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Meet the Team
More information about the Public Health Forum committee, including biographies and contact information.
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Nursing Activism - Tell us your wins
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NMC: Self-referrals
A tool for RCN members who need advice on whether to self-refer to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).
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It's time to do something that I really want to do
Josh Parker-Walsh, the newly-elected West Midlands representative on our UK Students Committee, recalls the experiences that have led him into nursing and inspired him to become a champion of the student voice.
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Meet the Team
More information about the Diabetes Forum committee, including biographies and contact information.
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Continuous Learning and Development event for South West Regional Representatives ‘Corridor care - care in inappropriate places’
Corridor care has become normalized within our healthcare system and the negative impact on both patients and nursing staff is disastrous and devastating. Today is an opportunity to understand the implications of providing care in inappropriate places and the emotional toll it has on healthcare providers, patients and their families within the southwest region.
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Our work
Find out more about the work of the Diabetes Forum and the other organisations we work with
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Bladder and Bowel Care in Childbirth
Bladder and bowel care during childbirth is a critical part of maternity care, as the consequences can have short and long-term consequences for the woman and her family. This updated guidance provides information about bladder and bowel care throughout pregnancy, labour and into the postnatal period.
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NHS employers must reduce work pressures, as new figures show rise in nursing staff experiencing suicidal thoughts
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive, Professor Nicola Ranger, said: “It’s becoming increasingly clear that workplace pressures are contributing to a rise in suicidal thoughts among nursing staff. This is a very serious issue that requires the full attention of ministers and employers."
