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Royal College of Nursing responds to the Budget statement
“The Chancellor is right to give frontline health and care services whatever they need to fight Covid-19. It is crucial that both current staff, and any retired nurses or students brought in to support them, are properly resourced", says Dame Donna Kinnair
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CONSULTATION: RCN Council Review
This consultation is your opportunity to feedback on the Council Review Group's recommendations.
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CONSULTATION: New process for allocating voting places at Congress
This consultation is your opportunity to feedback on proposed changes to the way voting places at Congress are allocated.
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Congress 2022 and hopes for the future
A reflection on congress 2022 as we prepare the ground for 2023, my highlights and hopes.
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Fertility nursing education
A reflection on fertility nursing education and development and how our education seminars are there to help.
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Implementing Call 4 Concern © (C4C) patient and relative activated Critical Care Outreach
Implementing the Call 4 Concern (C4C) service: patient and relative activated Critical Care Outreach.
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Why join the RCN and British Fertility Society as a nurse member
By becoming a member of the British Fertility Society and the RCN, you gain access to diverse avenues for continuous learning and development.
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Reflections on the annual Fertility 2023 conference
Reflections on attendance at a national fertility conference and the contributions from fertility nurses at the conference.
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Dancing and music therapy in the community
Following my blog on the Teesside Community approach to dementia care my colleague Marie Kerr has written more information about the dances and music therapy to promote health and well being to clients in the South Tees area.
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Growing Older and Living with a Learning Disability
People with learning disabilities are more likely to develop dementia as they grow older according to the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) and they may also develop dementia at a younger age than non-learning disabled people. They may also experience deterioration from dementia at a faster rate than the general population.