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A class act
RCN members in Scotland made a massive contribution to shaping new safe staffing legislation. Find out what the law means and what needs to be done now
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Back to a safe place
Jess is pushing for the law to be changed in Scotland, so victims of sexual assault are better supported, and nurses play a bigger role in collecting and presenting forensic evidence
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Inside care homes: 'We’re definitely being recognised'
While looking after care home residents during the pandemic has been challenging for health care support staff, it’s also increased the public’s appreciation of their key role
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Inside care homes: no end in sight
This Scottish charity’s care homes have avoided the virus, but the pandemic isn't over. Here’s how they’re managing the fears of staff and residents
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Psychological safety
Did you feel psychologically safe doing your job yesterday and will you tomorrow?
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Contact
Find out who to contact and how to find us
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Worrying new workforce and student statistics released
More evidence published recently further underlines just how entrenched the nursing workforce crisis is, supporting our calls for urgent action from the Scottish government.
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RCN Scotland calls for the Scottish Budget to prioritise health and care services
RCN Scotland is calling on Scottish government to ensure its budget, due to be announced on 20 December, prioritises health and care services and sets out investment to grow and develop Scotland’s nursing workforce of the future.
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Action across government required to tackle recruitment and retention challenges in rural and remote areas
RCN Policy Manager, Nicola Gordon, gave evidence this week to Holyrood’s Health, Social Care and Sport Committee as part of its inquiry into healthcare in rural and remote areas.
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RCN Scotland calls Scottish government budget statement a 'missed opportunity'
Today's (19 December) Scottish government budget statement is light on detail and leaves nursing staff no wiser about the government's commitment to the Agenda for Change review.
