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ENA continues to advance excellence in emergency nursing with the debut of ENA University.

ENA and Chamberlain University announce partnership focused on supporting careers of emergency nurses.

ENA expands its international reach with introduction of ESI triage education in Poland.

Organizations call for better collaboration and more resources to enhance childrens’ access to optimal emergency care.

ENA's Firearms Injury Prevention Education program features a webinar, online learning modules and a podcast series focused on identifying patients who might be in danger.

The Emergency Nurses Association on Wednesday bolstered the value of its Emergency Severity Index triage training courses by offering contact hours to nurses who complete this vitally important triage education.

ENA's debut of TNCC and ENPC eBooks provides learners more flexibility and convenience in a digital format - and the eBooks have been translated into several foreign languages to benefit international students.

ENA President Mike Hastings' message to members focuses on how ENA is advancing the conversation on systemic racism.

Emergency nurses can earn nearly 60 continuing education hours across more than 70 sessions during EN20X in September.

ENA's venomous snakebite webinar aims to fill a knowledge gap for emergency nurses in their ability to recognize and treat snakebite injuries.

On Monday, the Emergency Nurses Association announced it has relaunched the Emergency Severity Index Pediatric triage course with a more engaging, interactive format that will improve learner outcomes.

ENA's Spring Regional Symposium in Nashville on April 2-3 features presentations by regional health care experts, including speakers from Vanderbilt University and the Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

ENA and several other partners will host a Feb. 18 webinar to discuss the latest 2019-Novel Coronavirus developments and the health care provider best practices.

ENA relaunched the ESI training course with a more engaged and interactive design to support the triage learning experience.

ENA released three new introductory level online courses focused on treatment of pediatric, adult and geriatric patients in the emergency department.

A panel discussion on caring for patients following a man-made or natural disaster and Stop the Bleed training highlight the Emergency Nurses Association’s Fall Regional Symposium in Milwaukee on Nov. 7-8.

In the emergency department, every day brings a different crisis. Fortunately, health care professionals have the skills, training and resources necessary to deliver lifesaving care.

The House of Representative’s the PAHPA Act which includes ENA priority legislation that will lead to the development of a collaborative civilian and military trauma exchange program.

The Illinois ENA-supported bill would also work to improve care for survivors of sexual assault.

ENA's premier education and networking conference welcomes emergency nurses from across the United States and members of the international nursing community. Over four days at the Austin Convention Center, attendees will experience innovative and hands-on learning as they reconnect...