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RCNi revalidation study days offer nurses and midwives the opportunity to discuss their individual concerns with revalidation experts, and attendees leave wit
In the first of a two-part series on healthcare apprenticeships, Angelo Varetto looks at what apprenticeships can bring to an NHS team and addresses the controversy surrounding
'Difficult' patients can be hard to like, which can in turn affect the care they receive.
An innovative new recruitment campaign is aiming to put Northamptonshire on the map as a top destination for nurses to develop their careers.
The emotional toll of nursing can have a numbing effect, but it can also leave you searching for answers to the big issues in life.
The RCN will have a directly elected Professional Nursing Committee for the first time from next January.
As a registered nurse you must practise according to the NMC Code, but adhering to these professional standards is not easy when demands are heavy and resourc
Saying nothing about poor care may seem like the easy option – it isn’t. So get support, do the right thing and don’t be hard on yourself.
When mental health nurse Kellyann Anderton-Kay visited the RCN Bulletin Jobs Fair in Manchester the last thing she expected was to be offered a job on the spo
Moving from Cardiff to rural West Wales was something of a culture shock for mental health liaison nurse Karen James, who had to overcome perso
It is normal for some days at work to affect you more than others.
From seeing a detainee who has collapsed in a cell to assessing someone’s fitness to be interviewed for murder, it's all in a day's work for police
Making snap judgements about patients can have a negative impact on your practice and limit your ability to provide patient-centred care, says Mandy Day-Calder.
Nurses who join the RAF can expect an exceptional career pathway with varied and exciting roles.
How does a nurse fill a traditionally medical role? By mastering the basics first, says advanced nurse practitioner Nicky McCarthy.
Change takes its toll on everyone. In the third and final part of our leadership series, Mandy Day-Calder looks at what you can do to help patients, colleagues and yourself to flourish in uncertain times.
Many women have mental health problems during pregnancy or in the year after birth. A new course aims to equip professionals to manage mental illness in mothers.
Overcoming her initial doubts, Elizabeth Wake became a regular reviewer for a professional journal and now relishes this important and rewarding role.
