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Royal College of Nursing responds to the Budget Statement
Responding to the Budget Statement, RCN Director for England, Patricia Marquis, said: "England's NHS and social care system is ailing and the Budget did not put it on a better path. Jeremy Hunt is on the record less than a year ago raising the alarm over the greatest workforce crisis in NHS history but as Chancellor he is not yet gripping it."
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NHS England survey ‘lays bare’ staff in crisis, says RCN, warning change cannot wait
A decline in staff satisfaction with the quality of care, increased pressure in the workplace and crisis in mental health could spell disaster for the National Health Service.
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Nursing staff to vote on new NHS pay offer in England
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Pat Cullen said: "Weeks of negotiation resulted in a new offer and it’s only right that we ask our members to vote again and to give their view on the government’s proposal."
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Royal College of Nursing responds to the British Social Attitudes Survey
RCN Director for England, Patricia Marquis, said: “This should send shockwaves through the heart of Westminster and yet the findings will come as no surprise to those working across health and care."
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What do learning disability nurses do?
Professor Ruth Northway OBE FRCN, Learning Disability Advisor at RCN Wales, tackles the lack of awareness around learning disability nursing.
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January is Love Your Liver awareness month
Tara Rees, lead nurse practitioner for the hepatology service at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board and RCN Wales Nurse of the Year 2023, explains why better understanding of our liver and taking care of it is so important.
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RCN says landmark race discrimination case ‘must drive change’ as NHS England apologises to senior nurse
The Royal College of Nursing says a landmark race discrimination case ‘must drive change’ as NHS England (NHSE) apologises to a senior nurse, Michelle Cox, who faced racial discrimination, harassment and victimisation while employed by NHSE&I Commissioning.
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Nursing staff call for a complete abolishment of corridor care
Today, members of the Royal College of Nursing have called for a complete abolishment of corridor care at the College’s annual Congress in Brighton.
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Letter from RCN to Steve Barclay following NHS Staff Council meeting
At today’s formal meeting of the NHS Staff Council, the representative of the Royal College of Nursing used our votes to reject the government’s pay offer of 16 March 2023
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Royal College of Nursing responds to the Strikes Bill
An RCN spokesperson said: “We continue to oppose this Bill which seeks to curtail the freedoms that workers have to stand up for their rights. The news that the Commons have rejected an amendment which would have prevented striking nursing staff facing dismissal is very disappointing. We call on the Lords to stand by the change they made."