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HM King Charles announced as new RCN patron
The Royal College of Nursing, along with a number of selected organisations across the UK, has been granted patronage to mark the first anniversary of the King’s coronation.
QNI pays tribute to Professor Dame Elizabeth Fradd
The Council, Staff and Fellows of the Queen’s Nursing Institute have shared their sadness following the recent death of Dame Elizabeth Fradd, who was a Fellow of the QNI among her many other affiliations and accomplishments.
Nurse recognised with long service award for services to community nursing
A senior nurse has been recognised with a special Queen’s Nursing Institute long service award.
New graduates contribute to award-winning community services
Award-winning community services in South Lanarkshire have been bolstered by the latest intake of qualified District Nurses.
Ypsomed announced as Insulin Safety Week sponsor
Developer and manufacturer of injection and infusion systems Ypsomed announced as Insulin Safety Week 2024 sponsor – supporting efforts to reduce errors within the profession.
Last chance to sign up to national obesity conference
Time is running out to register for the inaugural Obesity & Weight Management Alliance conference.
Professor Jane Ball to lead new RCN Institute of Nursing Excellence
Jane Ball FRCN has been recruited to the role of Director of the Royal College of Nursing Institute of Nursing Excellence.
One week to go to National obesity conference
There is just one week to go until the inaugural Obesity & Weight Management Alliance conference, promising extensive learning opportunities for healthcare professionals at all levels of expertise.
GlucoRx announced as Insulin Safety Week sponsor
Leading supplier of innovative diabetes management solutions GlucoRx announced as Insulin Safety Week 2024 sponsor – supporting efforts to reduce errors within the profession.
RCN announces influential speakers for Congress 2024
Royal College of Nursing members will hear from RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Pat Cullen in her annual keynote speech at this year’s RCN Congress.
NMC welcomes two new Council members
The Nursing & Midwifery Council has welcomed Deborah Harris-Ugbomah FCA and Rhiannon Beaumont-Wood as new members of its Council - the governing body that sets its strategic direction.
Sanofi announced as Insulin Safety Week sponsor
Leading global healthcare company Sanofi Healthcare announced as Insulin Safety Week 2024 sponsor – supporting efforts to reduce errors within the profession.
Construction begins on new Yeovil Diagnostic Centre
Work has begun on the construction of a brand new diagnostic centre at Yeovil District Hospital.
Insulin Safety Week 2024 – Hybrid closed loop in pregnancy webinar
Healthcare professionals are encouraged to book their place on a free educational webinar in the run up to Insulin Safety Week 2024.
Florence Nightingale Foundation appoints new Director of Academy
A UK-based charity which supports nurses and midwives has announced a new key appointment.
NMC releases new plan to improve people’s experience of its work
The Nursing & Midwifery Council has set out its five reprioritised areas of work for the next two years, focusing on the most significant risks to its work.
Finalists announced for the Diabetes Nursing Awards 2024
Shortlisted finalists have been announced for the first awards ceremony celebrating exceptional nurses who have demonstrated outstanding commitment, innovation, and excellence in diabetes care.
RCN hosts online community nursing consultation session
The Royal College of Nursing wants nurses to tell it about how their experience of community nursing is changing.
William Rathbone X Annual Award and lecture
The Queen’s Nursing Institute will hold the second William Rathbone X Annual Lecture and Award Presentation at the London South Bank University next month.
NMC publishes new holistic care resources
The NMC’s latest campaign, ‘Seeing the whole person supports better care’, supports nursing professionals to continue to think holistically when providing care; to see the whole person and reflect on how the standards can support this in everyday practice.