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Major review of the library’s lending collection
This summer we've reviewed our lending collection. We've assessed thousands of books to make sure the collection holds only the most up to date content on nursing.
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Timely pay uplifts for GP nursing staff needed now, says RCN and BMA
We welcome the Westminster government’s ambition to shift resource from acute settings into the community – a fully funded general practice workforce is key to this
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Transforming my passion for learning into change as UK Learning Representatives’ Committee Member for Yorkshire & the Humber
Newly elected UK Learning Representatives’ Committee Member for Yorkshire & the Humber Tami Clayton shares how becoming a learning representative and joining the Committee has helped her turn her passion for learning into change.
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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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Resilience in Care: Leadership, Trust, and the Strength of a Supportive Team
Lead Nurse North West for Independent Health and Social Care, Melissa Stanton, looks at the importance of building resilience in ourselves and our teams.
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Celebrating nursing support workers and helping you get the most out of your membership
Sandra-Jane Stock, RCN Eastern member on the RCN UK Nursing Support Workers Committee, talks about the RCN Institute of Nursing Excellence and how members can get involved.
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Reflections on RCN Congress 2025
RCN Congress inspires and connects nurses across the UK. This blog highlights the Education Forum's role in debates, policy discussions, and initiatives that help shape the future of our profession.
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Beyond the finish line: What fitness events can teach us about public health
What fitness events teach us about promoting movement, belonging, and health, and how nurses can support activity in patients, communities, and their own lives.
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Care, calm and kindness: why hospice placements matter
From medication rounds to memory-making, Alison reflects on how her placement deepened her understanding of grief, loss and holistic care
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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."
