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All the latest on current nursing issues, including employment matters, health and safety in the workplace, public health policy and clinical skills, as well as updates on the work of the RCN.
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RCN and BMA in Wales unite to launch petition to end corridor care
The 桃色视频 and the British Medical Association in Wales raise the alarm on patient safety in Welsh hospitals and health care services
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Do you want to support the RCN in becoming an anti-racist organisation?
Expert members are needed to support the delivery of the RCN equity, diversity and inclusion strategy
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Confirm NHS pay rises now, RCN tells government
The Pay Review Body鈥檚 report was delivered to the UK government late last week, but details on the 2025/26 NHS pay awards still haven鈥檛 been confirmed
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Nurses' Day 2025: celebrating the skill, dedication and impact of nursing
Every year on 12 May, we celebrate the invaluable contribution of all nursing staff. Find out how you can get involved
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鈥榃orkforce planning must be based on patient need, not budgets鈥�, says new RCN Chief Nursing Officer
Lynn Woolsey will provide strategic leadership on nursing issues including safety and education, while raising the voice and profile of the nursing workforce
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Pay spine plans stopped: government 'failing nursing, the NHS and patients'
Nursing staff 'bitterly let down' as ministers confirm no separate pay spine for nursing
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New immigration rules and delayed pay could significantly impact nursing workforce
The late NHS pay award in England could see overseas nursing support workers ineligible for visa renewals
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NHS pay: your increase is late
Government failing to deliver on promises to nursing 鈥� staff must get significant pay rise and pay reform now
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Spring statement 'missed opportunity for investment in nursing'
With the deadline for your NHS pay award looming, and expected to be missed, the chancellor's spring statement leaves nursing staff in the dark
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鈥楽ort out the nursing crisis鈥�, RCN General Secretary tells MPs
Scrapping of NHS England must mean tangible improvements for patients and nursing staff, Professor Nicola Ranger said in an appearance at a cross-party committee of MPs
