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RCN Bulletin 327: May 2015
This issue includes features on Nurses' Day and an RCN member who could help save thousands of lives following five years of campaigning to educate and recruit South Asian organ donors.
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RCN Bulletin 329: July 2015
This issue includes features on the new RCN Chief Executive, Janet Davies, seven day care and an interview with Dr Carter in his final month as RCN Chief Executive.
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RCN Health+Care: Spring 2022
This issue of RCN Health+Care includes articles on Jenny's work as a cancer care navigator, mouth care at the end of life and dealing with anxious moments.
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RCN Bulletin 332: October 2015
This issue includes features on state pensions, assisted suicide and acute kidney injury.
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RCN Bulletin 330: August 2015
This issue includes features on end of life care, health screening and our revalidation response.
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RCN Bulletin 326: April 2015
This issue includes articles on the General Election, the results of the NHS pay vote, the new NMC Code and revalidation. It also highlights new standards for health care assistants.
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RCN Bulletin 333: November 2015
This issue includes features on revalidation, care on camera and looking after you.
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RCN Bulletin 334: December 2015
This issue includes articles on student funding, tackling FGM, and the RCN’s new campaign Nursing Counts – speaking up on nursing pay. There is also an interview with Rod Thomson, RCN Deputy President.
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RCN Bulletin 323: January 2015
This issue includes an interview with new RCN President Cecilia Anim, a look at how to use social media to find a new job, and a spotlight on the Florence Nightingale Digitisation Project.
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RCN Bulletin 372: February 2019
In this issue of RCN Bulletin we meet Fiona Chaabane who provides a lifeline to people who have their world turned upside down by an unexpected diagnosis of a neurocognitive disorder, we take a look at what the NHS Long Term Plan means for nursing and explore how e-rostering is helping hospitals to improve patient care.