RCN Mind Map
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- Created on: 15-11-22 10:22
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- RCN (Royal College of Nursing)
- What is the RCN and what do they do?
- They represent more than 465,000 nurses, student nurses, midwives and nursing support workers in the UK and internationally.
- As a member-led organisation, they work collaboratively with their member to ensure that:
- They influence governments and other bodies.
- Improve working conditions.
- Campaign on issues to raise the profile of the nursing community.
- Aside from providing membership for a union, what else do the RCN provide?
- They support their members with free, confidential advice and information on legal and employment matters they also support members with:
- Nursing practice issues
- Career Development
- Immigration
- Finances
- They lobby governments and other bodies across the UK to develop, influence and implement policies that improve the quality of patient care.
- They also have one of the largest specialist nursing libraries in Europe with access to over 64,000 books, 1,100 e-journals, 1,500 e-books and key nursing databases.
- We promote and engage in nursing research, recognising that high quality nursing research hands the power to transform patient care.
- They support their members with free, confidential advice and information on legal and employment matters they also support members with:
- Current news and events that RCN have been involved in:
- Nursing Awards for clinical experience
- Pay disputes in Wales
- Nursing Strikes
- Podcasts
- Helping Nurses cope with the COVID-19 Crisis
- What is the RCN and what do they do?
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