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Safe Staffing Postcard
Postcard for safe staffing survey. What were staffing levels like the last time you were at work?
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Draft national dementia strategy
The Welsh Government are seeking views on developing and implementing a national dementia strategy, Together for a Dementia Friendly Wales 2017 – 2022.
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Standards for Assessing, Measuring and Monitoring Vital Signs in Infants, Children and Young People
The monitoring and measurement of vital signs and clinical assessment are core essential skills for all health care practitioners working with infants, children and young people. This guidance applies to professionals who work in acute care settings, as well as those who work in GP surgeries, walk-in clinics, telephone advice and triage services, schools and other community settings.
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RCN responds to RCPCH's report, ‘Child health in 2030 in England: comparisons with other wealthy countries’
RCN responds to RCPCH's report, ‘Child health in 2030 in England: comparisons with other wealthy countries’
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Protection of Nurses Working with Children and Young People
This guidance aims to raise awareness among nurses and their managers of the complex issues surrounding safeguarding in the context of relationships between nurses and children and young people. We include the age range of 0-18 (up to 25 years in line SEND reforms) in this definition and also advocate the need for special consideration in view of children and young people who may have a disability, or other need that affects their mental capacity to make decisions. This guidance concentrates on allegations of abuse made against staff eg, smacking a child, inappropriate physical contact.
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Safe and Effective Staffing: the Real Picture
This report provides an important contribution to the conversation on nurse staffing levels and to patient safety in health care. It contains two new datasets: assessments by Directors of Nursing of the state of the UK’s health systems and its workforce, and data on nurse staff vacancies in Trusts in England specifically.
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Nurses celebrate Black History Month 2018
Nurses celebrate Black History Month 2018
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RCN response to Budget 2018
The Royal College of Nursing's response to the Chancellor's Budget speech on Monday 29 October 2018
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Investment in mental health crucial but significant staffing gaps will make this difficult says RCN Chief Executive
RCN responds to reports the Chancellor will announce a 15 per cent real-terms spending rise on mental health services in England to enable schools and hospital A&E departments have dedicated mental health teams
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RCN endorses Moving Medicine tool
The Royal College of Nursing has endorsed the Moving Medicine tool aimed at equipping clinicians with the skills to prescribe movement and exercise.