Royal College of Nurses

Royal College of Nurses

A professional organisation for trained nurses founded in 1916, which pioneered professional standards for nurses in their education, their practice and their working conditions. It has evolved into a professional union with over 400,000 members, and is the acknowledged voice of nursing to both the government and the public.
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The Royal College of Nurses (RCN) said the figures are the "starkest warning yet" that nurses have put up with "too much for too long".
Trust loses 171 nurses in 3 years
I think the Royal College of Nurses has to be very, very careful.
Tories hit back at RCN over nurses' training
The Royal College of Nurses last week called for UK-wide laws to ensure a proper ratio of nurses to the number of patients.
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Local Dental Committee members believe she fears getting a frosty reception, similar to that received by Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt at the Royal College of Nurses conference recently.
Minister 'scared' of dentists
The Royal College of Nurses blamed a shortage of nurses and said the training of students was also suffering as a result.
Patients `at risk' warning
Caroline Hyde-Price of the Royal College of Nurses said: "This shows our increasing dependence.
Britain has a UN of nurses

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