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CONSULTATION RESPONSE: Regulatory Fees for 2017/18
RCN response to Care Quality Commission's (CQC) consultation on regulatory fees for 2017/18.
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PARLIAMENTARY SUBMISSION: Children and young people’s mental health – role of education
Parliamentary submission to the Commons Select Committee on Children and young people’s mental health – role of education.
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CONSULTATION RESPONSE: Next Phase of Regulation
RCN response to Care Quality Commission's consultation on the next phase of regulation.
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CONSULTATION RESPONSE: NHSI Draft Framework: Use of Resources and Well-Led Assessments
RCN response to NHS Improvement's consultation on NHSI Draft framework: use of resources and well-led assessments.
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PARLIAMENTARY SUBMISSION: Financial Sustainability of the NHS Inquiry
Parliamentary submission to the Public Accounts Committee's financial sustainability of the NHS inquiry.
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York nurse recognised by the Royal College of Nursing with highest honour
York nurse Anne Penny has been recognised with the RCN Award of Merit, the highest honour for voluntary service for the Royal College of Nursing (RCN).
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Valuing Voices: RCN Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger engages with Independent Health and Social Care Nursing Professionals in York
On 3 April I had the pleasure of hosting our RCN Chief Executive and General Secretary Nicola Ranger in Yorkshire & the Humber region to visit nursing staff working in independent health and social care (IHSC).
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Discovering pathways: The specialised world of Community Sexual Health Nursing
Sexual health nursing is far more than testing for and treating sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
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EEA-workers in the UK labour market
The Migration Advisory Committee is consulting on evidence relating to the impact of EEA migration on the UK labour market.
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Securing Student Success: Risk-Based Regulation for Teaching Excellence, Social Mobility and Informed Choice in Higher Education
The Department for Education is seeking views on behalf of the new Office for Students regarding the regulation of the higher education sector. The Office for Students will introduce the new regulatory framework: a risk-based approach to higher education with an unflinching focus on the student.
