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I welcome the news that the protection of the nurse title will be further strengthened in law. The trust people place in registered nurses is based on our rigorous training and education which gives us the skills and knowledge to deliver high quality, safe and personalised care.

Beautiful morning in Liverpool. Day 3 of #rcn25 . Looking forward to another full day of debates and discussions so got out early to stretch the legs and clear my head #nhs

#rcn25 members highlighting personal stories of why a national PSA screening programme is required Prostate Cancer UK

Starting the Morning with a ❤️🩸donation Give Blood NHS 🩸🩹 - NHS supplies still low so if you can give blood please do. As a nurse I know the true value of being a blood donor. Please help out if you can…

Catching up with Palliative Care Commission report. Initially this included one nurse and did not plan to take evidence from nurses-biggest providers of end of life care. Thanks to Catherine Walshe Dr Ben Bowers RN FQICN QN input sought and given. Dont wait to be invited. palliativecarecommission.uk

25 #nhs1000miles this week 16 running miles including mid week league, panshanger parkrun and ATW #chiltern10k today YTD 565 miles

The 'fix' for this is to provide more training places for the consultants we need, not to penalise non UK trained drs.... Workforce planning is poor in the NHS

We are the ONLY charity in the UK working the way we do. Demand is expanding so quickly now. Imagine trying to live without a mobile phone. We believe it is virtually impossible if you are 'vulnerable.' Can you spare some cash to change lives, thank you!

As Coeliac Awareness Month continues, we want to remind everyone that coeliac disease is a serious, lifelong autoimmune condition affecting 1 in 100 people in the UK. Yet only 36% have been diagnosed, leaving nearly 500,000 people undiagnosed and potentially living with

This is shortsighted from the government in terms of nursing workforce development.

Bank shift pay cuts: what does this say about nurses’ value? In this comment piece, Jane Bates discusses the news that several NHS trusts cut their bank shift rates, risking staff shortages. Read more here > rcni.com/nursing-standa…

This is a list of roles that essentially will no longer get support with the loss of the level 7 apprenticeship in England We already do not have enough skilled workers in these areas to meet demand/safety. Moving care to the community wont happen without them

I am proud to support @BloodCancer_Uk’s call on the Govt to ensure blood cancer is not forgotten in the National Cancer Plan. Despite being the 3rd deadliest cancer, awareness of the disease is shockingly low. This must be addressed to save lives. bloodcancer.org.uk/news/governmen…

This 👇 Registered Nurses need to stand up for nursing Lobby for NAs to complete top up training

Digital exclusion is real Access to phones, WiFi, data costs money some people don't have.

I rarely use twitter now but I came back on to share this. The first phase 3 RCT proving exercise reduces risk of cancer recurrence & is better than many drugs. Hope this triggers some funding to support people to be active in a way that works for them theguardian.com/society/2025/j…

please feel free to come along East and North Hertfordshire Teaching NHS Trust Steve Andrews Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS FT (HPFT)

We might not like agencies in healthcare but they are a response to a problem. The problem being ineffective workforce planning across the whole system.

Two fantastic opportunities at the The RCN for experienced workforce researchers in the RCN Institute for Excellence Workforce Academy. And you'd be working with the great Jane Ball - what's not to like? careers.rcn.org.uk/Vacancies/Vaca… careers.rcn.org.uk/Vacancies/Vaca…

Finally caught up on this program, devastating story of lives cut short