Find out what’s planned for Nursing Live 2024 and join us on 23-24 October at the ACC Liverpool for this unique nursing event. Register to be the first to hear when free tickets are available in June.

Thousands attend RCNi’s new event focused on the professional and personal development of all nursing staff.

Nursing Live’s top-tier sponsor to host special promotional sessions only for healthcare professionals focused on insights into cardiovascular, renal, and metabolism conditions and respiratory and immunology diseases.

The acceleration of new technologies, and the transformational impact they are having on all aspects of nursing and healthcare, are set to be key topics at Nursing Live.

We caught up with Jenny Clarke who together with her daughter, the actor Emilia Clarke, set up the brain injury rehabilitation charity SameYou. Jenny will be speaking at Nursing Live on Saturday November 11th

The patient voice, and the importance of the service user experience to help improve outcomes, will be the subject of a special discussion panel at Nursing Live.

As well as hosting lots of sessions and workshops about well-being and self-care, Nursing Live has teamed up with a great range of health, beauty and lifestyle brands who will be on hand at the event to help you take some time out, and indulge yourself, when you and your colleagues are not at work.

As well as a wide range of CPD content and sessions which all nursing staff can share in, Nursing Live also recognises that colleagues working in specific disciplines are keen to hear from practitioners who understand the unique challenges of their sector.

With just one month to go until Nursing Live opens its doors in Liverpool, more details of keynote speakers and special sessions have been announced.

Collinge & Co to offer tips and advice to nursing staff with free hair and beauty masterclass at Nursing Live.

Nursing Live will feature several in-depth discussion panels exploring the issue of equality, diversity and inclusion across the nursing profession and wider healthcare sector.

From sleep-pods to scrubs, choirs to cruise ships, discount schemes to devices, there’ll be something for all nursing staff to discover ay Nursing Live

RCN Nurse of the Year Alison Bunce to host workshop on stress management and self-care in the workplace.

At Nursing Live we will be discussing how to make the transition from expert student to newly registered professional.

One of Nursing Live’s many topics is wound care, with NHS England’s National Wound Care Strategy Programme (NWCSP) director Una Adderley set to give an update on new national standards. Una’s session will also outline NWCSP's proposal for system-wide strategies across hospital and community settings to ensure those with wounds get the right care as early as possible.

The wide range of jobs and career paths available to nursing staff is a hot topic at Nursing Live this November, and there will be lots of presentations and workshops at the event focused on the diverse and interesting work opportunities available both inside and outside the NHS.

We caught up with advisory board member Natalie Elliot, a CVD research assistant and registered nurse at Edinburgh Napier University, and asked her about her career, her views on the profession, and why she’s supporting Nursing Live.

The issue of restrictive practice will be one of the topics set to be discussed at Nursing Live.

James Ridley, Dementia Care Manager at the national care homes operator HC-One, will be looking at how restrictive practice can create dilemmas for clinicians in relation to the approaches that they take, and the legality of such interventions.

We caught up with advisory board member Jay Trondillo, a specialist care home manager and Registered Nurse, and asked him about his career, his views on the profession, and why he’s supporting Nursing Live.

We caught up with Alex McMahon, Scotland’s Chief Nursing Officer, and asked him about his career, his views on the profession, and why he’s supporting Nursing Live.