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RCN Scotland workforce planning consultation response
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) believes that if Scotland is to have the workforce it needs to deliver care for people across Scotland, now and in the future, then an overarching health and social care workforce plan is important.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: Nurses' pay
The RCN is calling on politicians to end the 1% pay cap and pay a fair wage to all members of nursing teams.
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RCN briefing - Scottish parliament debate on Covid-19: next steps for the NHS
For the debate in the Scottish parliament, read RCN Scotland's briefing on the next steps for the NHS.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: Protecting workers' rights
Facility time allowing union representatives to stand up for workers' rights is linked to increased productivity, crucial to delivering high quality patient care, says RCN Scotland.
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PARLIMENTARY: Inquiry into corporate governance in health and social care in Scotland February 2018
The RCN's evidence to the Health and Sport Committee's inquiry into corporate governance in health and social care in Scotland.
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PARLIMENTARY: Inquiry into impact of leaving the EU on health and social care in Scotland January 2018
RCN Scotland response to the Health and Sport Committee's inquiry on the impact of Brexit on health and social care in Scotland.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: Scottish Government debate: Taking Scotland Forward - delivering a healthier Scotland 7 June 2016
People need to know they can access the right care in the right place whenever they need it. To deliver that Scotland is going to have to work in new ways.
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RCN Scotland parliamentary briefing on the Trade Union Bill in Scotland
The RCN believes that continued pay restraint coupled with the attack on workplace democracy contained in the Trade Union Bill will do nothing to improve industrial relations. We are pleased to note the widespread opposition to the Bill in Scotland.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: Scottish Conservatives debate: NHS staffing 21 September 2016
This briefing sets out some of the challenges facing NHS staff and workforce planners ahead of a Parliamentary health debate on 21 September 2016.
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PARLIAMENTARY BRIEFING: Stage 3 debate Health (Tobacco, Nicotine etc. and care) (Scotland) Bill
RCN Scotland supports the introduction of a ‘Duty of Candour’, however, we still have very serious reservations around the offence of ill-treatment and wilful neglect. We accept, however, that the offence will be created and look forward to the discussions around the type of education, training and support that health and care professionals receive.