Nurses employment and morale: Scotland 2009. Employment Survey (30th October 2009)
This report describes the findings for Scotland from the 22nd Royal College of Nursing (RCN) employment survey of a sample of RCN members. This year, as in 2007, 9,000 nurses from across the UK were surveyed (including 1400 identified as living in Scotland). The RCN membership is broadly representative of the nursing workforce as a whole, thus the results of this survey of members in Scotland can be taken to broadly reflect the UK and Scotland nursing populations more generally. This report seeks to describe the employment characteristics of nurses in 2009, and identify changes in the employment behaviour and morale of the nursing workforce in Scotland.
Report
Nurses' employment and morale: Wales 2009. Employment Survey (6th November 2009)
This report describes the findings for Wales from the 22nd RCN employment survey of a sample of RCN members. This year, as in 2007, 9,000 nurses from across the UK were surveyed. The RCN membership is broadly representative of the nursing workforce as a whole, thus the results of this survey of members in Wales can be taken to broadly reflect the UK and Wales nursing populations more generally. This report seeks to describe the employment characteristics of nurses in 2009, and identify changes in the employment behaviour and morale of the nursing workforce in Wales.
Report
Legal advice on using the internet (9th November 2009)
Information technology, and the internet in particular, is now an integral part of our daily lives, and almost everyone will have access to a computer at work, and very often at home as well. However, employers and professional bodies are becoming increasingly alert to the potential abuse of the internet. The growing popularity of social networking sites like MySpace, Facebook, Bebo and Twitter has raised the risks of a health care worker experiencing potentially serious legal and professional repercussions through the inappropriate use (if only inadvertently) of this recent technology. This guide gives a list of do’s and don’ts for using the internet – and information on the risks and repercussions if used inappropriately.
Guide
Nursing and the economic downturn a roundtable discussion (10th November 2009)
This is a summary of the roundtable discussion on Nursing and the economic downturn which was held on 25 August 2009 at RCN headquarters in London.
Summary
This report describes the findings for Scotland from the 22nd Royal College of Nursing (RCN) employment survey of a sample of RCN members. This year, as in 2007, 9,000 nurses from across the UK were surveyed (including 1400 identified as living in Scotland). The RCN membership is broadly representative of the nursing workforce as a whole, thus the results of this survey of members in Scotland can be taken to broadly reflect the UK and Scotland nursing populations more generally. This report seeks to describe the employment characteristics of nurses in 2009, and identify changes in the employment behaviour and morale of the nursing workforce in Scotland.
Report
Nurses' employment and morale: Wales 2009. Employment Survey (6th November 2009)
This report describes the findings for Wales from the 22nd RCN employment survey of a sample of RCN members. This year, as in 2007, 9,000 nurses from across the UK were surveyed. The RCN membership is broadly representative of the nursing workforce as a whole, thus the results of this survey of members in Wales can be taken to broadly reflect the UK and Wales nursing populations more generally. This report seeks to describe the employment characteristics of nurses in 2009, and identify changes in the employment behaviour and morale of the nursing workforce in Wales.
Report
Legal advice on using the internet (9th November 2009)
Information technology, and the internet in particular, is now an integral part of our daily lives, and almost everyone will have access to a computer at work, and very often at home as well. However, employers and professional bodies are becoming increasingly alert to the potential abuse of the internet. The growing popularity of social networking sites like MySpace, Facebook, Bebo and Twitter has raised the risks of a health care worker experiencing potentially serious legal and professional repercussions through the inappropriate use (if only inadvertently) of this recent technology. This guide gives a list of do’s and don’ts for using the internet – and information on the risks and repercussions if used inappropriately.
Guide
Nursing and the economic downturn a roundtable discussion (10th November 2009)
This is a summary of the roundtable discussion on Nursing and the economic downturn which was held on 25 August 2009 at RCN headquarters in London.
Summary
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