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RCNi Annual Report 2021
RCNi Annual Report 2021
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Neurodiversity Guidance for employers, managers, staff and students
Neurodiversity acknowledges that each person’s brain is unique. Our brains work and interpret information differently and we all bring individual experience, strengths, and assets to a situation. This guidance has been developed for staff and students who are neurodivergent and for the managers and employers who support them. It is intended for the health and care sector but its overarching principles will be helpful in other settings. Please also see the Neurodiversity pocket guide (010 157).
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Neurodiversity Pocket Guide
Our brains work and interpret information differently and we all bring individual experience, strengths, and assets to a situation. This pocket guide has been designed to complement the Neurodiversity Guidance publication (010 156) and includes space to record an individual’s strengths and reasonable adjustments.
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Draft minutes of the RCN Annual General Meeting 2021
Draft minutes of the RCN Annual General Meeting 2021
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Holdco Annual Report 2021
The 2021 annual report for Holdco
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RCN Forums and Networks Review Report
The aim of the forums and networks review was to look at and recommend ways in which their function can be optimised, and their professional profile raised to greater effect. To help achieve this, the review set out to define the purpose and role of forums and networks, establish a framework to support improvements in the ways of working, review the governance processes and functions and determine effective ways to maximise the allocated resources to support them.
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Annual Review of the Year 2021
Annual Review of the Year 2021
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RCN Group Annual Report
The RCN Group annual report for 2021
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Employment Survey 2021: Scotland
This report presents data from the RCN Employment Survey 2021. It draws out results from respondents who stated they work in Scotland and compares them to results across all UK respondents.
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Starting Injectable Treatments in Adults with Type 2 Diabetes
This guidance has been developed as a resource for nurses and clinical staff working in general practice and community settings to effectively care for people living with Type 2 diabetes, who are starting or using injectable treatments. This publication is supported by industry.