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Area of Science:

Gerontological Nursing
Mental Health Policy

Background:

The RCN Mental Health and Older People Policy and Practice Steering Committees and Gerontological Nursing Programme (GNP) staff convene annually for strategy meetings.
Recent changes to the RCN's election process and committee term lengths have been implemented.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline the structure and impact of recent changes in RCN committee operations.
To facilitate continuity and consistency in policy and practice steering committee work.

Main Methods:

Annual two-day strategy meeting.
Implementation of a four-year term of office for steering committee members.
Two-year term for the chairship.

Main Results:

The revised election process and term lengths have improved group functionality.
Enhanced ability to address a wider range of content.
Increased continuity and consistency in committee work.

Conclusions:

The RCN's structural adjustments to its steering committees have positively impacted operational efficiency.
Extended terms foster greater consistency in advancing mental health and older people's policy and practice.