The ENA Podcast aims to make getting into research a little less scary as Lisa Wolf and Paul Clark offer insights and tips to help emergency nurses get comfortable with developing and executing a study or project.

Episode 43: Getting Comfortable with Emergency Nursing Research

The ENA Podcast welcomes ENA Director of Emergency Nursing Research Lisa Wolf and Dr. Emmy Betz to talk about ENA's new&nbsp;Firearms Injury Prevention Education program created, in part, with the support of the American Academy of Pediatrics Friends of Children Fund.

Episode 45: Introducing the ENA Firearms Injury Prevention Education Program

The ENA Podcast welcomes Wendy Mickelson, the workplace violence prevention program manager for the Multicare system in Washington state, to talk about successes and challenges of building such a program from the ground up over the last year.

From the Ground Up: Starting a Workplace Violence Prevention Program

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.

Never Fear: Michelle Poler to Keynote Emergency Nursing 2022

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.

Milwaukee VA Medical Center ED Makes Lantern Award History

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.

Live From Denver: The First-Timer Experience with Nisreen Atta

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.

Getting Comfortable with Trauma-Informed Care in the Emergency Department

The latest ENA Podcast welcomes 2023 Judith C. Kelleher Award recipient Cam Brandt, who devoted her career of four decades to pediatric emergency care, educating ED nurses and giving back through her commitment to ENA.

Dedicated and Devoted: 2023 Kelleher Award Recipient Cam Brandt

The ENA Podcast visits with members of the team who helped develop the updated TNCC, 9th Edition. Tune in to hear about what's new and what's enhanced in this cornerstone course that helps prepare emergency nurses care for trauma patients.

Inside the Updated TNCC, 9th Edition

After Tad Worku took the stage at Emergency Nursing 2023 in San Diego, the talented musician and ENA member talked with the ENA Podcast about his story of leaving his music career behind to enter emergency nursing. Tad shares how his mission to find purpose helping others helped inspire his return to music.

Live from San Diego: Tad Worku's Story of Purpose

The latest episode of the ENA Podcast takes a closer look at how Engage, Powered By ENA, is leading the movement to create healthy ED work environments through its unique, comprehensive approach that supports all emergency nurses and their work to deliver the best care possible to their patients. Engage Vice President of Client Engagement Jennifer Schmitz talks about how collaboration with ED nurses drives the development of Engage's innovative and effective solutions

An Inside Look at Engage, Powered By ENA

The latest ENA Podcast welcomes Janelle Roscoe, an ED nurse who has a passion for understanding the role teamwork plays when it comes to code arrest resuscitation. She shares key insights from her Emergency Nursing 2023 presentation and her own personal experiences to explore how ED nurses can use non-technical skills to enhance their performance during codes.

Exploring The Team Dynamics of Responding to Codes

The nuances of caring for sickle cell disease patients in the emergency department, including the difficulties of overcoming implicit bias, are an ever-present challenge for ED nurses. In the latest ENA Podcast, Paula Tanabe talks about the value of education, need for leadership buy-in and the simple steps every emergency nurse can take to help improve sickle cell patient care in the ED.

Simple Steps to Improve Sickle Cell Disease Patient Care in ED

C is for Coordinator
To educate the medical community on what are the roles and responsibilities of the FBI during a Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) threat or incident and whom with the FBI to call if such an event occurs (your local WMD Coordinator).

Episode 1 - C is for Coordinator

T is for Triggers
To educate the medical community on chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) triggers that may indicate a WMD threat or incident has occurred.

Episode 2 - T is for Triggers

E is for Evidence
To educate the medical community of what may be evidence that is brought into or generated from treating patients within your facility.

Episode 3 - E is for Evidence

The latest ENA Podcast introduces Brad Goettl, ENA's first chief clinical officer. Brad talks about his career and 20 years as an ENA member - from Foundation scholarship recipient to being inducted into the Academy of Emergency Nursing - and how those experiences will guide him in his new role.

Meet The New Guy: ENA Chief Clinical Officer Brad Goettl

Emergency nurses have a unique sense that helps them recognizes when something isn't quite right with a patient. But, when things don't add up, are they thinking about dangerous pathogens, toxins, chemicals, or radiological materials? The latest episode of the ENA Podcast highlights the launch of the FBI's "ABCs of WMDs" series focused on educating health care providers to be better equipped and knowledgeable about all aspects of a WMD threat or incident, and how to prepare for, mitigate and respond to this type of medical emergency.

See Something, Say Something: What ED Nurses Need to Know About WMDs

As registration gets underway for Emergency Nursing 2024, the ENA Podcast welcomes Conference Education Planning Committee Co-Chairs Renee Cecil and Julia Ponder to set the stage for what to expect in Vegas during the largest event dedicated to emergency nursing.

What's Going to Happen in Vegas? Emergency Nursing 2024

The ENA Podcast welcomes 2024 Judith C. Kelleher Award recipient Susan Douglass as she reflects on her emergency nursing career. From the bedside to management to the classroom, and as a injury prevention advocate in her community, Douglass shares what she's loved most about her work and the lessons she's learned along the way.

2024 Kelleher Award: Susan Douglass' Lasting Impacts in the ED and Beyond

The latest episode of the ENA Podcast explores the upcoming launch of ENA's Triage Workshop, a program aimed a filling the triage education gap. Hear takeaways about workshop pilots from two nurse educators who share their thoughts about this live, peer-centered, instructor-led, workshop and its goal to boost triage accuracy in emergency departments.

Bridging the Knowledge Gap: ENA's New Triage Workshop

Fun, interactive and energetic - that's what Randy Fox promises when he takes the stage as keynote speaker for Emergency Nursing 2024. On this episode of the ENA Podcast, Randy gives a taste of his enduring messages about reigniting the passion to serve with excellence and living a life the world is truly waiting for as part of the transformational journey he'll take ENA on in Las Vegas.

Randy Fox to Lead Transformational Journey as Emergency Nursing 2024 Keynote

We interview Cheryl Randolph about the issue of Bullying in the ED. She talks about the potential causes, how to address it, and what steps can be done to ensure such issues are mitigated.

Episode 03 - Bullying in the ED

In honor of Emergency Nurses Week, ENA interviews Ivan Escobar, an ED Nurse who made a difference outside the emergency room by saving the life of a shooting victim in his neighborhood. Hear more about his story and impact here. &nbsp; For more information about EN Week visit www.ena.org/enweek

Episode 14 - Emergency Nurses Week Special

ENA interviews with Gina Carbino who presented at Emergency Nurses 2019 on a very interesting topic: Nurse serial killers. This was one of the many engaging sessions that took place during the conference. Purchase ENA Conference on Demand and you can get the majority of these sessions available in an easy-to-use format. For more information go to ena.org/ondemand.

Episode 15 - What We Can Learn from Nurse Serial Killers

In this episode, ENA interviews with Anna Rodriguez. As the world continues to be impacted by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we discuss the current state of burnout impacting ED staff and first responders and what can be done to help alleviate emotional stress.

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