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Author James Patterson Closes EN21 with Look at New Book
In the upcoming release, the best-selling author tells the stories of unsung heroes working in emergency nursing. READ MORE
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ENA Welcomes New Leadership
Incoming ENA President Jennifer Schmitz and incoming ENA Foundation Chairperson Jeff Solheim stand ready to meet new challenges in 2022. READ MORE
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Watch EN21 Sessions On Demand
The on-demand programming includes information on the effects of the legalization of marijuana on emergency nursing workloads, an open-source digital stethoscope, workplace violence and more. READ MORE
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Creating an Emergency Care Signature for Pediatric Patients
Nursing development specialists Marlene Schmidt and Jessica Mancarella provide insights for treating pediatric patients in EDs outside of dedicated children’s hospitals. READ MORE
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Identifying Self-Care Needs for Emergency Nurses
Nurse JoAn Beckman will share how being a patient in her own trauma bay opened her eyes to the importance of mental health care for emergency nurses. READ MORE
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Trauma Tips for Non-Trauma EDs
Andrea Perry aims to dispel a common myth among some emergency nurses, that without trauma training they don’t know how to treat a trauma patient. READ MORE
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Nurse, Physical Therapist to Share Success Stories of ED Collaboration
Joanne Navarroli and Jennifer Eagles will explain how a model that uses physician and nurse referrals to a dedicated ED physical therapist works. READ MORE
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How to Decide When to Take Flight for Medical Transport
New York flight nurse Christopher Benson will review the layered rationale behind the “stay and play” and “snatch and go” approaches to emergency air transport. READ MORE
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Not the Cruise Anyone Signed Up For
Kathy Van Dusen ran a quarantine center for cruise ship passengers early in the COVID-19 pandemic. She discussed how her leadership skills benefitted the operation. READ MORE
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Taking Action Against Racial Inequalities in Health Care
Health inequity is nothing new, but COVID-19 vividly highlighted the deadly effects of established biases. Emergency nurse Cheryl Randolph offered steps to address health disparities. READ MORE