ENA Podcast

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.

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 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.

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 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.