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HCAs being used as ‘nurses on the cheap’ and ‘without training’, claims union
Almost 40% of healthcare assistants say they have not received the training necessary to provide the care they are expected to deliver, according to a
Wales Staffing Laws Guidance To Be Drafted By Autumn
Guidance on how employers and health boards in Wales should abide by new nurse staffing laws is to be developed for consultation this autumn, with
EU Referendum, the RCN is expressing support for EU nursing staff.
RCN Chief Executive & General Secretary Janet Davies said EU staff, like those from other countries, make a huge contribution to patient care in the
Preparing For Revalidation in September
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is preparing for its busiest period of the year, as 51,000 nurses and midwives get ready to revalidate in
RCN members debate drug misuse
On the first day of debate at its annual Congress, Royal College of Nursing (RCN) members will today (Sunday, 19 June) discuss whether the Misuse
NHS Wales – AMs back plan for law on nurse staff levels
Plans for a law to ensure Welsh hospitals have enough nurses on duty at all times have been backed by AMs. The assembly health committee
Wales NHS nurse shortage ‘compromises care’, RCN claims
Hospitals in Wales face a shortage of qualified nurses which could compromise patient care, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has claimed. It follows a