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&nbsp; School of Medicine that helps nurses see the value of using their voices across media platforms.

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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.

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Daisy Award Recipient: https://bit.ly/41YLOOd
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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 
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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

ENA Podcast Blast - April 25, 2025

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