Review of 2018: The pay deal creates fallout and nurse leaders bow out
We look back on the year’s events, from a controversial pay rise to a vote of no confidence
Thousands of nurses are gathering in Belfast for the annual RCN congress, which takes place between Saturday 12 and Wednesday 16 May.
Expect to see debates on big issues including recruitment, hydration, pay, the use of body cameras at work and encouraging more men into nursing.
Fringe events will also cover diverse topics such as pet therapy, modern slavery and menopause.
Make sure to regularly visit rcni.com/congress-2018 for the latest congress news, features and opinions.
We look back on the year’s events, from a controversial pay rise to a vote of no confidence
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