The Power of Us on Display at Emergency Nursing 2026
By Dustin Bass, DNP, MHA, RN, CEN, NEA-BC ENA President I have had the privilege of experiencing ENA from so many different places — as a member, a volunteer, an elected leader — so it’s hard for me to remember all the great memories I have from ENA’s annual...
Emergency Nursing 2026 Teems With Celebrations and Networking
It’s been 42 years since 2023 ENA President Terry Foster, MSN, RN, CCRN, TCRN, CPEN, CEN, FAEN, attended his first Emergency Nursing conference in San Antonio, Texas. Since then, he’s had the same message for any emergency and forensic nurse: Get there. “If you...
Hands-On Learning Sessions Provide Tactile, Practical Experiences to Build Skills and Confidence
Watching a video or reading instructions can be helpful when learning a new skill, but there’s nothing quite like using your hands to practice it yourself, especially in nursing. That’s what attendees will experience when they visit the hands-on learning sessions at...
Opening Session Speaker Michelle Rozen Promises Tool Kit to Navigate Stress and Volatility
Michelle Rozen, PhD, wants Emergency Nursing 2026 attendees to know she is not a motivational speaker. When she delivers her keynote address at the Opening Session, her talk will certainly be fun and energetic. But attendees will not walk away with a fleeting good...
Geriatric Sessions to Highlight Delirium and Frailty Screening as Part of Trauma Care
While the emergency department can be a chaotic, unpredictable place, nurses and other staff can still become accustomed to routines. Experience and knowledge help them treat whatever patient walks through the door on any given day. But when it comes to geriatric...




