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Emergency Nurses Association
The ENA Podcast provides monthly updates to all things emergency nursing. Featuring member interviews, news, and updates directly from the Emergency Nurses Association.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed on the show are that of the individual and may not be representative of the Emergency Nurses Association.
It's the crossover episode forensic nurses have been waiting for as Kalen Knight and Karen Carroll join the ENA Podcast to talk about their excitement for hosting new episodes of the Forensic Nursing: Beyond the Evidence podcast and what you can expect when the show debuts later this month.
Check out the Forensic Nursing: Beyond the Evidence podcast archives: https://bit.ly/4wPKTfN
Learn more about forensic nursing at ENA: https://bit.ly/4yYSDh2
This month's ENA Podcast Blast features an award-winning forensic nurse helping vulnerable members of her community; an 80-year-old ED nurses in the U.K. who keeps going; a new AEN Fellow using research to look for workplace violence solutions and much more. You'll also get a preview of the August ENA Connection and hear about the July ENA Member Spotlight.
Forensic Nurse Honored: https://k-p.li/4faFYhK
80-year old ED Nurse Keeps Going: https://bit.ly/4bLiu1M
AEN Fellow's Workplace Violence Research: https://bit.ly/3T2tPUV
ENA Connection: https://bit.ly/4rJUDWB
July ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
From sitting behind the drum kit for a nu-metal rock band to stepping to the podium to lead a presentation at ENA Leadership Conference 2026, Julio Vides appreciates the whirlwind of experiences he's had in his life. His journey to capture on opportunities and find belief in himself has him right where he wants to be - and motivates him to keep growing - in the vital emergency department where he works in South Los Angeles.
Emergency Nursing 2026 keynote speakers Michelle Rozen and Adrianne Haslet join the ENA Podcast to share a little of what audiences can expect when they take the big stage in Phoenix as part of ENA's annual education and networking conference.
Rozen, the Opening Session keynote, explains what she means when she says "she does not offer motivation," while Haslet, featured during the Sun-Rise and Reflect Session, offers a glimpse into why she exemplifies the power of overcoming adversity.
The June ENA Podcast Blast features headlines about award-winning emergency and forensic nurses, an ED nurse's innovative idea to help farmers in an accident, as well as a look at the June ENA Member Spotlight and a preview of the July edition of ENA Connection.
Nurse Creates Dairy Farm Emergency Kit: https://bit.ly/4uQl4dV
N.C. Nurse - Mercy Award Recipient: https://bit.ly/4xFnMW7
Wisconsin Forensic Nurse Named Nurse of Year: https://bit.ly/43MhyWH
ENA Connection: https://bit.ly/4rJUDWB
June ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
On the latest episode of the ENA Podcast, Nycole Oliver paints a simple picture for her career - "When I set my mind to something, it's absolutely going to happen." What she couldn't have planned for was being named the 2026 Judith C. Kelleher Award recipient, an honor which reflects the persistence Oliver has shown so far in her professional journey.
As registration for Emergency Nursing 2026 launches, the ENA Podcast sits down with Rhonda Manor Coombes and Roger Cecil, co-chairs of the Conference Education Planning Committee, to get the scoop on building the best session lineup for ENA's annual conference in Phoenix later this year.
Learn more about Emergency Nursing 2026 at ena.org/EN26.
Listen in to the May ENA Podcast Blast featuring stories about Iowa emergency nursing awards, a Canadian nurses honored for her pioneering forensic nursing work, as well as a look at the May ENA Member Spotlight and a preview of ENA Connection's June issue which digs into AI in the ED. Tap your favorite podcast app to catch the episode today.
Canada's Highest Honor to Nurse: https://bit.ly/494EKmh
Iowa ENA Awards: https://bit.ly/4foRc3W and https://bit.ly/4wnoWou
ENA Connection: https://bit.ly/4rJUDWB
May ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
The ENA Podcast debuts its new "Every Shift Tells a Story" series featuring a look inside one moment a nurse will never forget. As Nurses Week continues, listen in as Brooke Harmon – and ED nurse and DAISY Award recipient from Baltimore – recounts the shift she spent with a woman whose husband died suddenly in an accident and why it will be engrained in her mind for the rest of her career.
The April ENA Podcast Blast is back with a look at headlines featuring a Georgia nurse's using YouTube for youth health and wellness education; an award-winning Oregon ED nurse; and enlightening interview about the importance of SANEs. All that, plus a preview of the EMS-focused May issue of ENA Connection and the April ENA Member Spotlight. Click and listen on your favorite device today.
Oregon Nurse Named Associate of the Year: https://bit.ly/48EmOyp
Nurse Dolly's Mini Med School: https://cbsn.ws/4eqCZ63
Highlighting Role of SANEs: https://bit.ly/4sGieXJ
ENA Connection: https://bit.ly/4rJUDWB
April ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
The latest ENA Podcast takes a closer look at how neonatal advanced life support resuscitation training developed by the American Red Cross and AWHONN is helping fill gap for emergency care providers, particularly those in underserved areas, by providing essential skills to improve newborn outcomes.
Learn more about NALS training: redcross.org/resuscitation
The latest ENA Podcast episode digs into the strategies generated from a four-year study by RAND researchers which, in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, sought to better understand how to improve the diffusion of care innovations in the emergency department during public health emergencies. To help break down the strategies and practical takeaways, the podcast welcomes Carl Berdahl, an emergency physician policy researcher at RAND and an associate professor at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, and Sharon Carrasco, a clinical professor at Emory University and director of education and training with the National Emerging Special Pathogens Training Education Center, for their insights and takeaways.
Read more about the study and the strategies: https://www.rand.org/health/projects/improving-diffusion-of-clinical-care-innovations-in-emergencies.html
The March edition of the ENA Podcast Blast has arrived with your guide to stories highlighting a forensic nursing program in Wisconsin, a community rallying around an ED nurse near Philadelphia and a story of advocacy success in New York. That, plus a preview of ENA Connection's April issue and a look at this month's ENA Member Spotlight.
Wisconsin Forensic Nursing Program: https://bit.ly/4sU4BVe
Community Supports ED Nurse After Fire: https://bit.ly/3Ph1k3X
ENA Connection: https://bit.ly/4rJUDWB
March ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
Flight Nurse Creates Program for Injured K9s: https://bit.ly/4dtuQxh
ENA President Talks Workplace Violence: https://bit.ly/47UkKBU
The February ENA Podcast Blast features an ED nurse who guided a young boy on how to perform CPR on his grandmother and a beloved California nurse being remembered as a healer in his community. Plus, learn about Kelly Edwards' wild ride in the latest ENA Member Spotlight and get a preview of the March issue of ENA Connection.
Facetime CPR Training: https://yhoo.it/4rqV4Vi
ED Nurses Honored as Healer: https://bit.ly/4rsv2RL
February ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
ENA Connection: https://bit.ly/4rJUDWB
On Thursday, The Pitt's new episode features nurses like it has never done before. To get you ready for it, the ENA Podcast welcomes Nurse Donnie – Brandon Mendez Homer, Nurse Perlah – Amielynn Abellera, and Nurse Emma – Laetitia Hollard to talk about what they've learned from their roles as emergency nurses and what it means to represent and bring awareness to emergency nursing.
Treating sick kids in the ED takes thoughtful planning to ensure the best care possible, which is why the National Pediatric Readiness Project is set to embark on this spring's NPRP Assessment. Robin Goodman with the Emergency Medical Services for Children Innovation & Improvement Center joins the ENA Podcast to talk about what's ahead with the assessment and why every ED should take part. Learn about the NPRP Assessment: pedsready.org
Pediatric readiness resources: emscimprovement.center
Feb. 12 webinar: https://bit.ly/45D8Ifn
With recent headlines focused on potential changes to the nursing profession's designation related to educational loans, the ENA Podcast takes a closer look at why emergency nurses seek out advanced degrees. Tina Nielsen, an advanced practice nurse and clinical nurse specialist, joins the podcast to talk about what education has meant to her career in the emergency department - "It was worth the investment in me," she said.
The first ENA Podcast Blast of the year debuts a new format featuring ENA's Communications Team sharing the best emergency nursing stories and profiles out there. This month, hear about a local nurse of the month award; the real ED nurse who plays one on TV; and how nursing once again ranks as the most trustworthy profession.
All that, plus previews of the January/February ENA Connection and the January ENA Member Spotlight.
Nurse of the Month: https://bit.ly/4qp2fgt
The Pitt's ED Nurse: https://bit.ly/3YHUNAI
ENA Connection: https://bit.ly/3Nlytuh
ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
The final ENA Podcast Blast of the year closes 2025 with highlights featuring an ED nurse sharing experiences from a devastating Colorado wildfire. You'll also hear about the compassionate approach of a West Virginia emergency nurse and learn about how a Nurse Honor Guard in Oregon started in tribute to one of its own in. Plus, you'll get a preview of what to expect from the Blast in 2026.
ED Nurse's Fire Experience: https://bit.ly/4p5zZxT
Nurse Honor Guard Tribute: https://bit.ly/4j2iYmG
Compassionate Care Recognized: https://bit.ly/3Y2EFcU
What do you want to be known for? With applications now open for the Academy of Emergency Nursing Class of 2026, that question is at the heart of the latest ENA Podcast episode. Michael Callihan, a 2023 Academy inductee, joins the podcast to talk about his journey that included not making the cut after his first application, the changes he made that led to his induction and how he's now working with out prospective Fellows to reach this pinnacle of their careers.
Emergency nurses once again take center stage on this week's ENA Podcast Blast featuring the efforts of a Washington nurse seeking equality for amputees who want to serve in the military. You'll also hear from the Indianapolis ED nurse who jumped into action mid-flight to save a life. Wrapping things up, it's the December ENA Member Spotlight – all on the latest edition of the ENA Podcast Blast.
ED Nurse Advocates for Amputees: https://bit.ly/4rCajLx
Saving a Life Mid-Flight: https://bit.ly/48kZ031
December ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
This latest ENA Podcast Blast recognizes a VA nurse and Air Force reservist for her off-duty life-saving heroism, while also highlighting a Utah ENA leader who got a special surprise from her family. Blast tops it all off with a look at November's ENA Member Spotlight.
VA Nurse's Off-Duty Heroism: https://bit.ly/3JX5ITn
Special Surprise for Utah ENA leader: https://bit.ly/4p7IKb5
November ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
This week's ENA Podcast Blast takes you to England where ED nurses are helping reduce sudden infant deaths. You'll also hear about a Florida nurse who overcame a stroke to help others in the emergency department. And, in Iowa, meet the nurse who stepped up to make sure an ED visit didn't totally ruin one patient's anniversary.
Iowa Nurse Saves Anniversary: https://bit.ly/3LkbG0Q
English Nurses Honored for SID Prevention: https://bit.ly/3LkbFKk
Stroke Survivor Turned ED Nurse: https://bit.ly/4hD1PPY
With the goal of supporting the people who manage EDs across the country, the ED Benchmarking Alliance has spent three decades providing data and evidence to drive best practices for patient flow and care delivery. EDBA Executive Director Mike Gibbons joins the ENA Podcast to talk about the Alliance's work and how ENA and ED nurses are bringing their voice to key areas of focus, such as behavioral health, AI and capacity management.
The latest ENA Podcast Blast celebrates ED nurses in the spotlight during Emergency Nurses Week, as well as a Kentucky ED nurse raising awareness for caring for domestic violence patients. All that and the October ENA Member Spotlight are waiting for you on this week's Blast.
Orlando Nurse EN Week Interview: https://bit.ly/4oqVut6
Forensic Nurse's Guide to Strangulation Care: https://bit.ly/4omKc92
October ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
The latest ENA Podcast Blast recaps just a few of the great stories and moments from Emergency Nursing 2025. Hear about nurses who traveled thousands of miles to soak in the experience, the couple making ENA’s annual conference a family affair and how one 20 Under 40 honoree opened the door for others to be part of the biggest event of the year for emergency nurses.
To help members prepare for the 2025 ENA Election, here's your chance to hear from all of this year's candidates in one place. Listen at your convenience on your podcast platform of choice as you prepare to cast your ballot next week.
For even more candidate information, including bios and videos, visit www.ena.org/about-us/leadership-and-governance/ena-election/meet-the-candidates
The latest ENA Podcast Blast brings you stories of a North Carolina nurse honored for his kindness and professionalism; an ENP student taking home a prestigious award; and the September ENA Member Spotlight highlighting an Army veteran’s transition to the civilian realm of emergency care.
North Carolina DAISY Award: https://bit.ly/4mNNqSz
AAENP Student Excellence Recipient: https://bit.ly/4mS9k7s
September ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
This week’s ENA Podcast Blast takes you to Colorado to hear about a retired ED nurse’s unbelievable survival story. You’ll also meet a Canadian nurse whose non-profit focuses on helping front-line health care workers with their mental health, and a Tennessee ED nurse is in exclusive company as one of seven in her system to be honored recently.
Vanderbilt Patient Care Award: https://bit.ly/4mDNNiD
Canadian Nurse Mental Health Advocacy: https://bit.ly/45veUGE
Retired ED Nurse 14-Hour Crawl: https://bit.ly/4lJtT4H
Check out this week’s ENA Podcast Blast to meet an award-winning Ohio ED nurse; a North Carolina nurse who changed a patient’s life in an unexpected way; and to get your first look at the ENA August Member Spotlight.
DAISY Dan in Ohio: https://bit.ly/4myDADI
NC Nurse Inspires Patient: https://bit.ly/4opsuT8
August ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
This week on the ENA Podcast Blast, meet an Australian ED nurse who is one of only 35 globally to receive a prestigious international honor; learn how patient in West Virginia knew her life was saved by an emergency nurse; and find out which ENA staff member is headed to fencing at a world-class level.
Florence Nightengale Award: https://bit.ly/4fdpq8M
West Virginia DAISY Recipient: https://bit.ly/41cDtW1
Fencing World Championships: https://bit.ly/4m7Shxb
This week on the ENA Podcast Blast, learn about a Colorado ED nurse’s one-woman show; a New Hampshire charge nurse recognized for her teamwork; and the July ENA Member Spotlight.
ED Nurse One-Woman Show: https://bit.ly/3TBdDab
New Hampshire Nurse Award: https://bit.ly/40dtJdX
July ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
From the emergency department to the top of some of the world's tallest peaks, Jeff Evans has learned about leadership, teamwork and trust - and he's excited to share his stories and lessons learned in New Orleans when he keynotes Emergency Nursing 2025. Jeff joins the ENA Podcast to offer a taste of his experiences and why emergency nurses are "his people."
Check out the latest ENA Podcast as it marks the debut of the Emergency Nursing Triage Education Program with first-hand insights about its value from a pilot participant. Jordan Conner-Carlstrom joins the podcast to share how ENTEP helped improve her triage skills, as well as her confidence, to better assess patient acuity while navigating the many challenges faced in the emergency department.
Learn more about the program at ena.org/ENTEP
The ENA Podcast Blast is back this week with headlines featuring an ENA member’s day at the beach that involved saving a girl’s life; the ED nurse who brings joy to others with her alpaca farm; and the June ENA Member Spotlight.
Nurse Saves Girl at Lake: https://bit.ly/4jWxonm
The Alpaca Rancher: https://bit.ly/4nrhvIH
June ENA Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
Common goals focused on delivering the best care possible to patients has been at the heart of the ENA-International Association of Forensic Nurses partnership for years. IAFN CEO Jennifer Pierce-Weeks, a longtime ENA member herself, joins the ENA Podcast to talk about how a strong collaborative relationship between the two associations has proven valuable through joint resource development, advocacy efforts and, ultimately, improving the ways forensic and ED nurses work with each other.
This week’s ENA Podcast Blast takes you to South Africa where an ED nurse is pursuing her rugby dreams between shifts; in California, an 18-year-old is already making a name for herself in the emergency department; and, finally, a Navy ED nurse gets new perspectives while on assignment in Guam.
Rugby Aspirations: https://bit.ly/4ktu4kB
Teen Nurse in California ED: https://bit.ly/3FIWWpW
Navy ED Nurse in Guam: https://bit.ly/3SAAceH
Although she experienced it all firsthand over her 50-plus year career - teaching pediatric courses internationally, medical mission trips to far corners of the world and four decades at Chicago's pre-eminent children's hospital - 2025 Judith C. Kelleher Recipient Harriet Hawkins never saw any of it coming when she first got into nursing. Hear more about Hawkins and her journey that reached a new milestone as she received ENA's most prestigious award.
This week’s ENA Podcast Blast takes you to Georgia where an ED nurse showed commitment beyond the hospital to help a patient get back to work. In Central Illinois, a grateful family honors the most caring nurse they’ve ever met. Then, in North Carolina, find out what an ED nurse and Robert De Niro have in common. Emergency nurses are always great things, share their stories in the comments to be featured on a future ENA Podcast Blast. AJC Nurse Excellence Award: https://bit.ly/4mtOFqr Grateful Family: https://bit.ly/4k3fsIx ED Nurse on Netflix with De Niro: https://bit.ly/4msqMzl
The ENA Podcast highlights Mental Health Awareness Month by welcoming Corey Feist, the CEO and co-founder of the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes Foundation, to talk about the progress and solutions fueling the mission to improve support health care workers' mental health and well-being amid the ongoing challenges of stress, fatigue and burnout impacting emergency nurses and so many others in health care.
As registration for Emergency Nursing 2025 opens, check out the latest ENA Podcast episode featuring ENA Conference Education Planning Committee Co-Chairs Lisa Matamoros and Greg Pittman as they set the stage for some of what you can expect in New Orleans in September.
The ENA Podcast Blast returns during Nurses Week with a look at some of the best stories in emergency nursing. This week, the Blast congratulates a 50-year ED nurse named her hospital’s Nurse of the Year and tells you about a Michigan ED nurse’s pickleball tournament resuscitation. Plus, Blast highlights Gigi Guan – ENA’s May Member Spotlight – and her journey from the stretcherside to a role focused on what happens to patients after they leave the ED.
Nurse of the Year: https://bit.ly/3YCEtle
Pickleball CPR: https://bit.ly/4kb7qNi
May Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
It's a special Nurses Week episode of the ENA Podcast featuring Chicago-area ED Nurse Educator Ashley Huizar and her roadside assistance - in the form of CPR - that saved the life of a woman injured in a rural multi-vehicle crash. Hear how Ashley and her nursing cohorts worked together to help the woman and the scarier situation she found herself in right after this country road resuscitation.
The ENA Podcast Blast returns with another fast-paced look at some of the best stories in emergency nursing. This week, the Blast celebrates ED nurses earning awards from BCEN and at New Jersey ENA’s annual conference. Plus, Blast closes out April with this month’s Member Spotlight highlighting Kimberly Austin and how she rebounded from burn out to make a big impact training and educating others.
New Jersey ENA Awards: https://bit.ly/4jqDDQN
BCEN Distinguished Awards: https://bit.ly/2tj7aEJ
April Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
A special Wellness Wednesday episode of the ENA Podcast welcomes Kristen Gilmore, the program manager for nurse well-being at Thomas Jefferson Hospitals in Pennsylvania. Kristen talks about designing and launching the program from the ground up and how it has grown to benefit hundreds of emergency nurses in the less than three years.
The ENA Podcast Blast returns with another fast-paced look at some of the best stories in emergency nursing. This week, the Blast heads to Guam where TNCC is helping ED nurses with their trauma education; you’ll hear about the life-changing moment in the ED for a nurse who is also a licensed foster parent; and then there’s the ED nurses-turned-detective who reunited a missing man with his family.
Guam Nurses Take TNCC: bit.ly/3RQMVt3
ED Nurse Fostering Love: bit.ly/4lw6AfO
Nurse’s Detective Skills Help Patient: bit.ly/42sEXLE
The ENA Podcast Blast returns with another fast-paced look at some of the best stories out there highlight emergency nurses. This week, the Blast takes you to the Northeast to meet a Maine nurse recognized by a patient’s family and then to nearby Delaware where a strong leadership and commitment to team fueled a nursing leadership award. The Blast wraps up with ENA’s March Member Spotlight shining on a flight nurse who retired after 40 years and 6,000 transports.
Daisy Award Recipient: https://bit.ly/41YLOOd
Nurse Manager Award: https://bit.ly/41Ppg2f
March Member Spotlight: https://bit.ly/3DLAziO
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast offers a first look at "From Novice to Nightshift" - new education from the ENA Emergency Nurse Residency Program that is part podcast, part audible learning series, but entirely in the spirit and style of real ED nurses talking about real cases.
Check out a preview of "From Novice to Nightshift: https://soundcloud.com/emergencynurses/sets/from-novice-to-nightshift-learning-series.
The ENA Podcast Blast returns with more good news and highlights from around ENA and the emergency nursing community.
This week, tune in to hear about dozens of ED nurses banding together to help a man on a flight; the Texas nurse speaking up about stroke awareness after her experience; and the Wisconsin ED nurse helping a patient in need outside the emergency department.
In-Flight Emergency: https://bit.ly/3Rc2Ku4
Stroke Awareness: https://bit.ly/3FtoG1b
Stem Cell Donation: https://bit.ly/3R8A2u3
The ENA Podcast Blast returns with more good news and highlights from around ENA and the emergency nursing community.
This week, meet the ED nurse sharing a message about heart health after his own scare; the nurse whose off-shift waiting room catch proved to be a lifesaver; and the go-getter featured in ENA's February Member Spotlight.
Mark Twitchel: https://bit.ly/3QELkpT
Jordan Dickerson: https://bit.ly/41lerU7
Tisha Thompson: https://bit.ly/3OEkKLt
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast sets the stage for this year's Global Exchange program as past trip-goers Anna Miller and Grace Vajda share the favorite memories and key takeaways from their adventures with the ENA delegations overseas in recent years. Hear what they have to say to motivate you to join ENA's trip to Brazil in August.
The ENA Podcast Blast returns with good news and highlights from around the ENA and overall emergency nursing communities. This week: a Colorado hospital steps up to train its ED nurses on human trafficking; a Wisconsin ED nurse earns high honors; and the monster-truck-driving ED nurse gets the spotlight in PEOPLE Magazine.
ED nurse Training: https://bit.ly/4ifT5OX
Hannah Pfeffer: https://bit.ly/40ZogXp
Rebecca Schnell: https://bit.ly/40Zoi1t
The ENA Podcast Blast returns with good news and highlights from around the ENA and overall emergency nursing communities. This week, hear about a West Virginia ED nurse honored for a unique baby delivery; the retirement of an Illinois nurse who did it all; and the Arkansas ED nurse who achieved the 17-minute door-to-treatment mark for stroke care.
Erin Kivett: https://bit.ly/3EusBKD
Patty Metzler: https://bit.ly/40FBNDl
Carlee Minyard: https://bit.ly/3QjhC9T
The latest ENA Podcast takes a look at the rare, but potentially dangerous, threat of viral hemorrhagic fevers in the emergency department. Mary Choi with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention talks about what ED nurses and emergency departments need to consider when it comes to identification, treatment and mitigating the spread of VHF.
The ENA Podcast Blast debuts with good news and highlights from around the ENA and overall emergency nursing communities. This week, hear about ENA's January Member Spotlight, a Minnesota ED nurse traveling to support relief efforts in fire-ravaged Southern California and how nurses once again topped Gallup's poll of most trusted professions.
Pat Clutter: https://bit.ly/3OEkKLt
Ryan Bohara: https://bit.ly/42cWKYX
Nurses Top Gallup Poll: https://bit.ly/40yMpW2
Hurricane Helene's remnant brought tropical storm winds and heavy rains to western North Carolina, devastating communities in its path. Two ENA members - Asheville resident Andie Slivinski and Nycole Oliver, who was part of DMAT deployment to the region - join the ENA Podcast to talk about the lead up to Helene and the challenges with providing care and serving the community in the storm's aftermath.
Despite being clinical experts, community fixtures and annually ranked as the most trusted profession, nurses are statistically underrepresented as media sources. With that in mind, Rachel Malloy joins the ENA Podcast to talk about how she went from a doctoral project on nurses in the media to leading a training program at The Wake Forest School of Medicine that helps nurses see the value of using their voices across media platforms.
With the CDC reporting whooping cough case numbers that exceed even pre-pandemic levels - and which have more than doubled since this time last year - the ENA Podcast talks with ENA Pediatric Committee Chair Julie Cohen about what to look for and how to respond to suspected pertussis patients in the ED.
With the CDC reporting whooping cough case numbers that exceed even pre-pandemic levels - and which have more than doubled since this time last year - the ENA Podcast talks with ENA Pediatric Committee Chair Julie Cohen about what to look for and how to respond to suspected pertussis patients in the ED.
Although a high-profile incident at one of its emergency departments garnered recent headlines, Penn Medicine has earned recognition for how it has prioritized workplace violence initiatives that focus on employee safety and well-being. Lisa Triantos, chair of the workplace violence committee at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, joins the ENA Podcast to talk about what's working amid a system-wide buy-in to find solutions and reduce incidents.
Fresh off their successful pre-session at Emergency Nursing 2024, Hershaw Davis, Dr. Chris Carter and Michelle Moccia join the ENA Podcast to share highlights of their presentation that explored how blind spots can negatively impact the care of older adults and how these can contribute to health inequities with this particular population.
Declared eradicated in the United States in 2000, measles cases - although still rare - have made a notable resurgence in recent years. Michael Gooch joins the ENA Podcast to talk about the symptoms, signs and best practices emergency nurses need to know, particularly since many ED nurses today have never diagnosed or cared for a measles patient in their career.
The latest ENA Podcast talks with Aaron Salinas about what's at stake for emergency departments as the Emergency Medical Services for Children Reauthorization Act awaits passage in Congress. Salinas, a former EMSC Fellow who is focused on pediatric care in south Texas, shares perspectives on how EMSC-funded programs support emergency care for children and pediatric readiness in all EDs.
Following this week's announcement of ENA's plans for a longitudinal workplace violence study, ENA Director of Emergency Nursing Research Lisa Wolf and ENA Senior Manager of Research Altair Delao talk about the survey's design, its goals and why every ED nurse should want to participate.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast brings together candidates for the 2024 ENA Election. Tune in to hear about their priorities for leading ENA and what makes them stand out as leaders. Listen in and then get ready to vote in this year's ENA Election.
The ENA Podcast gets your ready for Vegas with the Emergency Nursing 2024 mega episode. Hear about the powerful Opening Session and "Ignite the Future Celebration," take your clinical talent to the next level with this year's Sharpen Your Skills stations, learn more about the Academy of Emergency Nursing 20th Anniversary Celebration and much, much more.
Have a research idea to support practice improvements in the ED? Want to expand your research skills? Looking for funding for your research project? The latest episode of the ENA Podcast features (almost) all the answers from Emergency Nursing Research Advisory Council member Tania Strout. Tania shares insights on ways to get involved in research, her current work and how ENA and the ENA Foundation can be there for ED nurses with an eye on the research side of the specialty.
The heat is on during the latest episode of the ENA Podcast as Kris Powell talks about spotting signs of heat illness in the ED, watching out for vulnerable populations and the information every ED nurse can share with others to avoid a heat-related trip to the emergency department when the temperature rises.
Fun, interactive and energetic - that's what Randy Fox promises when he takes the stage as keynote speaker for Emergency Nursing 2024. On this episode of the ENA Podcast, Randy gives a taste of his enduring messages about reigniting the passion to serve with excellence and living a life the world is truly waiting for as part of the transformational journey he'll take ENA on in Las Vegas.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast explores the upcoming launch of ENA's Triage Workshop, a program aimed a filling the triage education gap. Hear takeaways about workshop pilots from two nurse educators who share their thoughts about this live, peer-centered, instructor-led, workshop and its goal to boost triage accuracy in emergency departments.
The ENA Podcast welcomes 2024 Judith C. Kelleher Award recipient Susan Douglass as she reflects on her emergency nursing career. From the bedside to management to the classroom, and as a injury prevention advocate in her community, Douglass shares what she's loved most about her work and the lessons she's learned along the way.
As registration gets underway for Emergency Nursing 2024, the ENA Podcast welcomes Conference Education Planning Committee Co-Chairs Renee Cecil and Julia Ponder to set the stage for what to expect in Vegas during the largest event dedicated to emergency nursing.
Emergency nurses have a unique sense that helps them recognizes when something isn't quite right with a patient. But, when things don't add up, are they thinking about dangerous pathogens, toxins, chemicals, or radiological materials? The latest episode of the ENA Podcast highlights the launch of the FBI's "ABCs of WMDs" series focused on educating health care providers to be better equipped and knowledgeable about all aspects of a WMD threat or incident, and how to prepare for, mitigate and respond to this type of medical emergency.
The latest ENA Podcast introduces Brad Goettl, ENA's first chief clinical officer. Brad talks about his career and 20 years as an ENA member - from Foundation scholarship recipient to being inducted into the Academy of Emergency Nursing - and how those experiences will guide him in his new role.
The nuances of caring for sickle cell disease patients in the emergency department, including the difficulties of overcoming implicit bias, are an ever-present challenge for ED nurses. In the latest ENA Podcast, Paula Tanabe talks about the value of education, need for leadership buy-in and the simple steps every emergency nurse can take to help improve sickle cell patient care in the ED.
Although using a makeshift tourniquet to save a man's life in Tampa is the big story, Maine ENA President-elect Kelly Collins is using her recent experience to drive home the importance of Stop the Bleed training for the public. She joins the ENA Podcast to talk about how her quick actions to help the bleeding man serve as a reminder of how everyone has the ability to make a difference during an emergency.
The final ENA Podcast for 2023 features the life-saving tale of Leigh Ann Sondrup, an ED nurse from the Phoenix area who knows she was meant to be exactly where she ended up while driving home from her overnight shift. Sondrup's quick actions after seeing an overturned truck proved to be the life-saving difference for the driver.
The latest ENA Podcast welcomes Janelle Roscoe, an ED nurse who has a passion for understanding the role teamwork plays when it comes to code arrest resuscitation. She shares key insights from her Emergency Nursing 2023 presentation and her own personal experiences to explore how ED nurses can use non-technical skills to enhance their performance during codes.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast takes a closer look at how Engage, Powered By ENA, is leading the movement to create healthy ED work environments through its unique, comprehensive approach that supports all emergency nurses and their work to deliver the best care possible to their patients. Engage Vice President of Client Engagement Jennifer Schmitz talks about how collaboration with ED nurses drives the development of Engage's innovative and effective solutions
A proud night shift nurse with 25 years of experience, Marci Ducret has seen almost everything - that is until she stepped up to help an ailing passenger on Ducret's cross-country journey from New Hampshire to San Diego for the 2023 ENA General Assembly. Just in time for Emergency Nurses Week, hear Ducret's tale of providing care midflight as the only health care worker on board.
As part of Emergency Nursing 2023 in San Diego, the ENA Podcast sat down with Texas ENA President Shawntay Harris to discuss her journey to becoming the first Black nurse inducted into the Academy of Emergency Nursing.
After Tad Worku took the stage at Emergency Nursing 2023 in San Diego, the talented musician and ENA member talked with the ENA Podcast about his story of leaving a music career behind to enter emergency nursing. Tad shares how his mission to find purpose helping others helped inspire his return to music.
Get to know the 2023 ENA Election candidates in this special edition of the ENA Podcast. Hear from candidates for president-elect, secretary/treasurer, the ENA Board of Directors and the Nominations and Elections Committee.
Sepsis-related compliance rates remain low, while sepsis deaths in hospitals continue to be high. To kick off Sepsis Awareness Month, the ENA Podcast welcomes Deanna Gillespie and Kris Powell from ENA's Quality and Safety Advisory Council to talk about the barriers to improving sepsis issues and the progress being made in EDs to reduce the prominence of sepsis.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast welcomes four ED nurses from Georgia who, fresh off working overnight, jumped into action when a vehicle crashed into the restaurant where they stopped for breakfast. Hear from Piedmont Columbus Regional Northside Hospital emergency nurses Sydney Koch, Micah Muessig-Montebell, Becky Sergent-Riggs and Ema Zeitlin about how they used teamwork and their instincts to help injured patrons.
The ENA Podcast visits with members of the team who helped develop the updated TNCC, 9th Edition. Tune in to hear about what's new and what's enhanced in this cornerstone course that helps prepare emergency nurses care for trauma patients.
The ENA Podcast welcomes Emergency Nursing 2023 keynote speaker Shola Richards for an episode that offers a glimpse of what the best-selling author and sought-after speaker will bring to the stage in San Diego. Hear a little about his personal journey that informs his mission of kindness and goal to end workplace incivility.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast checks in with the 2022 ENDVR Fellows - Bailey Ferris, Roz King and Victoria Nash - about their first year in this unique program driven to give members of underrepresented populations the opportunity to conduct impactful emergency nursing research that benefits ED nurses and their patients.
The latest ENA Podcast welcomes 2023 Judith C. Kelleher Award recipient Cam Brandt, who devoted her career of four decades to pediatric emergency care, educating ED nurses and giving back through her commitment to ENA.
The ENA Podcast welcomes Journal of Emergency Nursing Guest Editor Gordon Gillespie to talk about the journal's special May issue focused on workplace violence research and insights.
The ENA Podcast marks the first anniversary of ENA's Emergency Nurse Residency Program with an insider's view of how it all comes together for an ED. Huntsville Hospital Director of Emergency Services Stacy Langford, along with Clinical Nurse Specialists Dallas Maples and Nathan White, share how ENRP has helped develop confident new nurses who are making impactful contributions in the ED.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast features Conference Education Planning Committee Co-Chairs Brett Pickens and Kat Hammond as they offer an initial preview for Emergency Nursing 2023 in San Diego. Listen in and then learn more at ena.org/en23
The latest ENA Podcast welcomes Chelsey Simoni, a member of ENA Connection's 20 Under 40 Class of 2022, as she talks about the unusual route she took to being recognized and how she's used the honor to support her mission related to veteran's health care issues.
With the updated ESI Handbook, 5th Edition, and ESI 2.0 online course on their way, the ENA Podcast talks to ENA Nursing Content Specialist Danielle McCallum about the key revisions and other overall importance of triage education to improve patient acuity assessments.
The latest ENA Podcast delves into the underutilized practice of trauma-informed care and its benefits for patients, as well as emergency nurses who use it. Forensic nurse Natalie Calow talks about how her early career struggles with burnout made the discovery and practice of trauma-informed care a defining moment for her.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast welcomes fellows from the Academy of Emergency Nursing to talk about the new AEN Trailblazer program and that group's work on a white paper delving into ED nurse staffing issues.
The latest ENA Podcast focuses on the obstacles to providing the right care at the right time for obstetric patients in the emergency department. ENA Director of Emergency Nursing Research Lisa Wolf and longtime OB-turned-ED nurse Debbie Dietz talk about the education, triage process and overall mindset adjustments that can help every ED best care for pregnant and post-partum patients.
The latest ENA Podcast focuses on the obstacles to providing the right care at the right time for obstetric patients in the emergency department. ENA Director of Emergency Nursing Research Lisa Wolf and longtime OB-turned-ED nurse Debbie Dietz talk about the education, triage process and overall mindset adjustments that can help every ED best care for pregnant and post-partum patients.
Nisreen Atta became an ED nurse in January 2020 and hasn't looked back ever since at work as an ENA member. In the final ENA Podcast episode from Denver, Atta talks about being a first-time General Assembly delegate and attending her first ENA annual conference.
Nisreen Atta became an ED nurse in January 2020 and hasn't looked back ever since at work as an ENA member. In the final ENA Podcast episode from Denver, Atta talks about being a first-time General Assembly delegate and attending her first ENA annual conference.
The latest ENA Podcast from Emergency Nursing 2022 in Denver provides an update on the work Mednition is doing to enhance triage. Hear from Mednition CEO and co-Founder Steven Reilly and Mednition Patient Care Lead Deena Breecher as they talk about the heightened importance of triage amid staffing issues, as well as the buzz inside their booth in the Experience Hall.
The latest ENA Podcast from Emergency Nursing 2022 in Denver provides an update on the work Mednition is doing to enhance triage. Hear from Mednition CEO and co-Founder Steven Reilly and Mednition Patient Care Lead Deena Breecher as they talk about the heightened importance of triage amid staffing issues, as well as the buzz inside their booth in the Experience Hall.
The ENA Podcast kicks off its coverage of Emergency Nursing 2022 by welcoming Shonda Ramirez from the Northwell Nurse Choir, which surprised attendees with a performance during today's opening session.
The ENA Podcast kicks off its coverage of Emergency Nursing 2022 by welcoming Shonda Ramirez from the Northwell Nurse Choir, which surprised attendees with a performance during today's opening session.
The latest ENA Podcast helps members prepare to the vote in the 2022 ENA Election. Hear from the candidates for president-elect, secretary/treasurer, the ENA Board of Directors and the Nominations and Elections Committee. Voting runs Sept. 19-Oct. 2.
The latest ENA Podcast helps members prepare to the vote in the 2022 ENA Election. Hear from the candidates for president-elect, secretary/treasurer, the ENA Board of Directors and the Nominations and Elections Committee. Voting runs Sept. 19-Oct. 2.
ENA member Karen Jansky-Koll didn't want to wait too long to help pay it forward to emergency nurses, so she worked with the ENA Foundation and its Impact Fund program to make scholarship funds more immediately available.
ENA member Karen Jansky-Koll didn't want to wait too long to help pay it forward to emergency nurses, so she worked with the ENA Foundation and its Impact Fund program to make scholarship funds more immediately available.
The ENA Podcast recognizes ENA University's first anniversary by highlighting a year's worth of accomplishments, including the recent launch of the new ED Nurse Leadership Pathway.
The ENA Podcast recognizes ENA University's first anniversary by highlighting a year's worth of accomplishments, including the recent launch of the new ED Nurse Leadership Pathway.
The ENA Podcast welcomes ENA Director of Member Engagement Matt Hessler as he talks all things member benefits and the ENA Advantage program that provides even more value to ENA members.
The 2022 ENA Lantern Awards featured another milestone as the Milwaukee VA Medical Center's emergency department became the first Veterans Affairs ED to take home this prestigious honor. Hear from the Division Manager for Acute Outpatient Nursing Ben Thelen and Executive Clinical Nurse Consultant with the VA Officer of National Emergency Medicine Ashley Lukenheimer about how the ED staff did it and what this means for other VA emergency departments.
The latest ENA Podcast features fear-facer Michelle Poler as she talks about her life journey, connecting with emergency nurses and the message she'll bring to Emergency Nursing 2022.
The ENA Podcast welcomes 2022 Judith C. Kelleher Award recipient Barbara Baldwin as she talks about the full-circle moment of being honored with the award named after her mentor. Barbara recounts her early days with ENA and the lasting impression Kelleher, one of ENA's co-founders, made on her.
The ENA Podcast recognizes EMS Week with a look at the connection between EMS providers and emergency nurses. Guest Jamla Rizek shares her experiences on both sides of this vital relationship and how communication is key in it to ensure the best outcomes for patients.
The ENA Podcast welcomes Alexandra Carpenter, a member of ENA Connection's 20 Under 40 inaugural class in 2021, as she talks about her early career accomplishments and why emergency nurses under 40 should apply for the Class of 2022.
The ENA Podcast welcomes Conference Education Planning Committee Co-Chairs Heidi Gilbert and Bradley Rund to officially kick off the countdown to Emergency Nursing 2022 in Denver.
The latest ENA Podcast offers an initial look at the upcoming launch of ENA's Emergency Nurse Residency Program. Hear from ENA Senior Manager of Education Program Development Monica Kolbuk and Dawn Morrison, a clinical ED educator from California, as they talk about the program's development and lessons learned from the pilot.
The first ENA Podcast episode of 2022 brings you the story of ENA member Jerry Mills, his love of the Cincinnati Bengals and his quick actions to save the life of a Las Vegas Raiders fan before a game earlier this year.
The final ENA Podcast of 2021 is all about supporting emergency nurses during the ENA Foundation's #GivingSeason. Hear from Brittany Punches about how the research grant she received sparked an important chapter in her career - and how she's paying it forward to the Foundation.
The ENA Podcast welcomes two of the association's international trailblazers - ENA Board member Joop Breuer from the Netherlands and incoming board member Vanessa Gorman from Australia - to discuss ENA's global reach, emergency nursing in their respective countries and the COVID-19 pandemic outside the United States.
The ENA Podcast welcomes Wendy Mickelson, the workplace violence prevention program manager for the Multicare system in Washington state, to talk about successes and challenges of building such a program from the ground up over the last year.
ENA University is the association's new center of excellence as it takes emergency nursing education to the next level. To mark ENA University's debut, the ENA Podcast talks with two-time ENA President Patti Kunz Howard - ENA University's first provost - about the value of professional development and continuing education.
The ENA Podcast welcomes Teresa Dodge and Rachael Smith from the Conference Education Planning Committee to talk about the recently release education lineup for Emergency Nursing 2021 - A Hybrid Xperience. Hear about some of the sessions you won't want to miss and learn how the committee works to bring the best emergency nursing content to ENA's biggest event of the year.
As the ENA Foundation celebrates its 30th anniversary, the ENA Podcast welcomes 1991 ENA President Lynne (Gagnon) Smith to talk about the inspiration that drove the Foundation in its formative years that paved the road for three decades of making a difference for emergency nurses.
Driven to understand more about ED visits for nonfatal intimate partner strangulation among women, Michelle Patch went down the research path that saw her start as a ENA Foundation grant recipient and culminate in the page of the May issue of the Journal of Emergency Nursing.
Driving home at the end of a long work week, Maria VanHart found herself running a one-nurse triage for a serious traffic crash on a highway median in the middle of the desert. She joins the ENA Podcast to talk about the focusing in those chaotic moments and what it meant to win the 2021 VA Secretary's Award for Excellence in Nursing.
Following the launch of the National Pediatric Readiness Project's assessment, the ENA Podcast welcomes Cyndy Wright Johnson - EMSC Director with the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services - to talk about caring for pediatric patients and the goals for the NPRP survey.
The ENA Podcast welcomes ENA Director of Emergency Nursing Research Lisa Wolf and Dr. Emmy Betz to talk about ENA's new Firearms Injury Prevention Education program created, in part, with the support of the American Academy of Pediatrics Friends of Children Fund.
The 2021 ENA Election cycle kicks off April 1 when the call for candidates launches. Nominations and Elections Committee Chair Matthew F. Powers joins the ENA Podcast to talk about how members can get involved and how NEC works to develop candidates who will lead the association into the future.
The ENA Podcast aims to make getting into research a little less scary as Lisa Wolf and Paul Clark offer insights and tips to help emergency nurses get comfortable with developing and executing a study or project.
In the latest episode of the ENA Podcast, hear from Dr. Anna Valdez as she talks about her personal and professional connections to the vital topic of diversity, equity and inclusivity. And, as the chair of ENA's DEI Committee, Valdez shares her vision for how the association aims to take meaningful actions that benefit emergency nurses and care for all patients.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast features ED nurse educator Jennifer Buettner talking about her unexpected journey as an author that started with her simply trying to help a new nurse be prepared for life in the emergency department. Her book, Fast Facts for the ER Nurse, has emerged as a go-to for countless nurses since 2009 and she's far from done writing to help others.
The latest episode of the ENA Podcast features an interview with 2021 Academy of Emergency Nursing Chairperson Garrett Chan as he talks about AEN's evolution, this year's goals and how emergency nurses who have made a significant impact can become a Fellow.
Looking for a quick explanation of how COVID-19 vaccines were developed? The latest episode of the ENA Podcast discussed the safety of vaccines and the importance of understanding the creation, research and science behind them.
The ENA Podcast goes into the archives to celebrate Founder's Day and the association's 50th birthday. Listen in to hear from co-founders Judith Kelleher and Anita Dorr talk about the association in its formative years of the early 1970s.
Emergency nurses educate and prepare themselves in many ways, but aren't always ready for the nuances of the legal realm. EN20X Encore Day: Legal and Forensics aims to fill that knowledge gap. Hear from Heidi Gilbert and Bill Light as they preview their presentation focused on what ED nurses need to know about appearing in court.
The latest ENA Podcast goes behind the research with two authors featured in the November issue of the Journal of Emergency Nursing. Hear from Suzanne Watson and Amy Mead as they talk about their article on ED triage symptom and travel screening, while also sharing their journey to being published in the only journal dedicated to emergency nursing.
The ENA Podcast talks with ENA Foundation and 50th Anniversary Planning Committee Chairperson Jim Hoelz as he reflects on his year leading ENA's charitable arm and talks about marking the association's milestone during a unique year.
The emergency nursing education continues with EN20X Encore Day: Resuscitation. Hear from presenter and conference education committee member Rachael Smith as she talks about the importance of resuscitation as a fundamental skill and previews the event.
Hear from ENA staff members who have brought ENA's 50 years of history to life on social media, ENA Connection and through the virtual timeline found at ena.org/50.
Before "In Case of Emergency" premieres on Oct. 14, hear from director Carolyn Jones, executive producer Lisa Frank and emergency nurse Cathlyn Robinson as they talk about the film's powerful look at emergency nursing across the United States.
The COVID-19 pandemic has stretched emergency departments in many ways, including how best to manage patient care when space becomes scarce. In this episode of the ENA Podcast, tent use is the focus as Mindy Elayda and Dustin Bass share their experiences and best practices working in this alternative environment.
ENA interviews Kevin McFarlane, Houston Chapter President, and host of the Art of Emergency Nursing podcast. Kevin gives insights into his process and provides some great stories from his various interviews.
ENA is excited to announce it's upcoming EN20X - A Virtual Xperience. Taking place on September 9-11, EN20X promises to deliver three days of premier programming, innovative technology, cutting-edge research, and education. Also, expect numerous networking opportunities with emergency professionals from around the world that will inspire you to take the next step in your career and make a stronger impact in your field.
For this podcast, we interview the co-chairs of the Conference Education Planning Committee, Dustin Bass, and Jaime Stephens-Davenport, who provide details on what to expect.
For more information and to register, visit ena.org/en20
ENA interviews Wendy Allen Thompson who provides her first-hand experience of her work in helping COVID-19 patients in the ED in New York.
ENA talks with Justin Allen about leadership, both in the association and emergency nursing landscape. Covering everything from succession planning to leadership during times of crisis, there is something to take away from this episode no matter your role.
In this episode, ENA interviews with Anna Rodriguez. As the world continues to be impacted by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we discuss the current state of burnout impacting ED staff and first responders and what can be done to help alleviate emotional stress.
ENA interviews Martha Phillips, whose viral Facebook post helped start a movement of support for survivors of rape and sexual assault to provide them with underwear after discharge.
ENA interviews Eric Miller, who discusses the importance of communicating and how it can impact teams and, by extension, patient outcomes.
We interview ENA's CEO Nancy MacRae, MS about her tenure at ENA and the exciting future ahead as we continue to celebrate ENA's 50th Anniversary.
ENA interviews Sharon Vanairsdale, the Program Director for Serious Communicable Diseases at Emory University Hospital. Discussing everything from preparedness to resources to best practices, this episode covers the main points of information you need to know in regards to handling the COVID-19.
ENA interviews past president and historian Joanne Fadale, as ENA begins the celebration of its 50th anniversary. Listen and get a preview of some of the plans that ENA has in store for the upcoming year.
In the final podcast of 2019, ENA interviews Justin Milici about the upcoming flu season and what preparation can be done.
ENA interviews Ryan Aga, a Nurse Manager with Regions Emergency Department, on the reality of terrorist threats with hospitals.
We interview 2019 ENA President Patricia Kunz Howard, PhD, RN, CEN, CPEN, TCRN, NE-BC, FAEN, FAAN and ACEP President William Jaquis, MD, FACEP to talk about the launch of the No Silence on ED Violence campaign.
Learn more about this initiative at stopedviolence.org
ENA returns with more content from the Fall Regional Symposium in Milwaukee. This time we interview Teri Campbell, RN, BSN, CEN, CFRN, PHRN, who presented Trials and Tribulations of Terrible Tot Transfers and Take-away Tidbits.
ENA interviews Ret. Lt. Brian Murphy of the Oak Creek Police Department about his experience with active shooter situations and lessons learned. Murphy was one of the many speakers from the ENA Fall Regional Symposium in Milwaukee.
Learn more about this event here: https://www.ena.org/events/fall-regional-symposium
ENA interviews with Gina Carbino who presented at Emergency Nurses 2019 on a very interesting topic: Nurse serial killers. This was one of the many engaging sessions that took place during the conference.
Purchase ENA Conference on Demand and you can get the majority of these sessions available in an easy-to-use format. For more information go to ena.org/ondemand.
In honor of Emergency Nurses Week, ENA interviews Ivan Escobar, an ED Nurse who made a difference outside the emergency room by saving the life of a shooting victim in his neighborhood. Hear more about his story and impact here.
For more information about EN Week visit www.ena.org/enweek
ENA interviews with Dr. Naheed Dosani, one of the closing speakers for Emergency Nursing 2019. Dr. Dosani gives a preview of his story that will be a part of the Sheores and Heroes presentation that closes out the conference.
ENA's September Mega Episode highlights the following upcoming initiatives and events:
- Emergency Nursing 2019 (www.ena.org/ena19)
- EN Week (www.ena.org/enweek)
- Fall Regional Symposium (www.ena.org/events/fall-regional-symposium)
- Digital International Membership (www.ena.org/international)
Thanks to our guests Kim Brandenburg, Tim Mucha, Jayne McGrath, and Matthew Hessler.
ENA interviews with critical care clinical nurse educator Geary Gardner, one of the presenters from ENA's Spring Regional Symposium. Geary discusses the stigmas that impact the care of LGBTQ patients.
ENA interviews Carolyn Jones and Lisa Frank about their work on the upcoming Emergency Nurse Project, along with discussing Jones' appearance as a keynote speaker for Emergency Nursing 2019 in October. For more information about the Emergency Nurse Project, visit www.ena.org/enp. For more information about Emergency Nursing 2019 in Austin, TX visit www.ena.org/ena19.
ENA interviews Denise Campbell and Nycole Oliver from the Institute for Emergency Nursing Advance Practice Advisory Council. They discuss the role of the Council and the pressing issues impacting advance practice nurses.
Previewing one of our upcoming sessions at Emergency Nursing 2019 in Austin, ENA interviews Charlene Draleau about the ways in which children can accidentally become exposed to dangerous items. For more information about Emergency Nursing 2019, visit www.ena.org/ena19.
Recapping our Spring Regional Symposium in Seattle, ENA interviews speaker Sarah Evans-Simpson. In our discussion, Evans-Simpson talks about the dark side of the web and social media and its direct impact on the healthcare community.
ENA interviews Karen Ragaisis, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing at Quinnipiac University, about the issues of stigma and discrimination relating to behavioral health.
ENA Interviews with Tyler Babcock, Assistant Nurse Manager at UPMC Hamot in Erie, PA. Babcock talks about his experience handling a natural gas line leak that occurred outside the emergency room.
In a wide-ranging special March episode, ENA interviews cover some exciting current and upcoming events to look forward to this year, including:
- Shannen Kane (NSNA Conference)
- Joe Blansfield (TNCC 8th Edition)
- Rob Kramer (ENA Day on the Hill)
- Matt Powers (Call for National Election Candidates)
- Tami Wheeldon (ENA Spring Symposium in Seattle)
- Kim Brandenburg (Emergency Nursing 2019 conference in Austin)
We interview Cheryl Randolph about the issue of Bullying in the ED. She talks about the potential causes, how to address it, and what steps can be done to ensure such issues are mitigated.
From the State and Chapter Leaders Orientation in blustery Chicago, we interview ENA Arkansas President Kathi Hanson, RN CEN. In discussing her membership journey and experience she offers insights into what it means to be a part of the Emergency Nurses Association. We also talk with her about the Membership 2020 challenge, as she is still the leader for recruiting new members.
Dan Campana, Senior Manager of PR and Communications with ENA interviews the keynote speakers from ENA's Fall Regional Symposium. "One Saturday Night" An MCI Response, presented by Darleen Williams and Chaplain Stephen Binkley, investigates the response to the Pulse Nightclub shooting from an emergency nursing perspective.
ENA interviews Sarah Wells, presenter of Little People, Big Needs: Peds Care in the Community ED.
Watch her presentation and more on ENA Conference on Demand!
ena.org/ondemand
ENA interviews Joyce Foresman-Capuzzi, who has two presentations available on ENA Conference on Demand:
The Edge of Death - Principles of Non-Fatal Strangulation Every ED Nurse Should Know
Peds Needs: Tips and Tricks for Caring for our Pediatric Patients
Find out more at ena.org/ondemand