Blogs
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9 Sep 2026
Psychological safety in your prison healthcare team
The blog highlights the vital role of psychological safety in prison healthcare teams, and how fostering an environment where staff feel comfortable speaking up and supporting one another can improve teamwork, resilience, and patient care in this uniquely challenging nursing setting.
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8 Sep 2026
Spotlight on learning disability nursing: Transforming unscheduled care
It’s Scottish learning disability week, and to mark this important awareness week, we’re spotlighting the amazing work of our 2026 learning disability award finalists from our last RCN Scotland Nurse of the Year awards.
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7 Sep 2026
Shining a light on learning disability nursing
Scottish Learning Disability Week is an important opportunity to celebrate people with learning disabilities, to raise awareness of the barriers they continue to face, and shine a light on the role we all have in creating a more inclusive Scotland.
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7 Sep 2026
Boardly speaking
If you are considering standing for election for the South East Board, I thought it might be helpful to share some of my reflections as Chair of the Board.
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4 Sep 2026
Supporting the nurses of the future
RCN General Secretary and Chief Executive Professor Nicola Ranger reflects on improved financial support for nursing students in England and what more needs to be done to help the future of our profession.
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3 Sep 2026
70 years in the university system - but is our future secure?
In this blog Alison discusses the 70th anniversary of nursing studies at the University Edinburgh.
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1 Sep 2026
NHS reform...the devil is in the detail
The devil is always in the detail and that holds true for today’s announcement from Scottish government about NHS reform.
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28 Aug 2026
Are NHS staff missing out on pay protection following a work related injury (WRI)?
Recent casework in the North West suggests that some employers may not be applying national terms and conditions correctly, potentially leaving members financially disadvantaged after suffering an injury or illness caused by work.
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27 Aug 2026
The importance of psychological safety in cancer care
In increasingly complex cancer care environments, psychological safety enables staff to speak up, share concerns and contribute to improvement. This blog examines its importance, recent NHS Staff Survey findings, and how leaders can foster safer, more compassionate teams.
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27 Aug 2026
Rights of unpaid carers: what do you need to know as a nurse?
As a dementia nurse, I find the legal position of unpaid family carers is often misunderstood by the carers themselves.
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