Emergency Nurses Association
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The ENA Podcast highlights everything emergency nursing with episodes on clinical and public health topics, as well features on the great things emergency nurses do in - and beyond - the emergency department. Disclaimer: The opinions expressed on the show are that of the individual and may not be representative of the Emergency Nurses Association.
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A grounded look at workplace violence response, from recognition and follow-up to staff support.
The episode treats workplace violence in emergency care as a serious operational issue, and it stays centered on what frontline staff need after an event.
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Morning medical evidence, compressed for practice.
Medical research, translated through patient experience.
This episode highlights forensic nursing work featured in media, focusing on trauma-informed care and collaboration with law enforcement to support vulnerable patients.
This episode discusses a heartwarming story of a 14-year-old boy who used FaceTime to get CPR instructions to save his grandmother's life, highlighting the crucial role of emergency nurses.
This episode features a crossover interview with cast members from The Pit discussing an upcoming nurses-focused episode, highlighting their roles, behind-the-scenes experiences, and the importance of nurses in patient care.
This episode highlights emergency nursing stories from Emergency Nurses Week, featuring interviews with ED nurses discussing their work and a forensic nurse's manual for domestic violence survivors.
This episode recaps highlights from the Emergency Nursing 2025 conference, featuring stories of international attendees, educational competitions, and networking experiences.
This episode highlights emergency nurses Daryl Norman and Alicia Goodson who received recognition for their exceptional work and achievements in emergency healthcare.
This episode discusses the ENA's new emergency nursing triage education program (NTEP) aimed at improving triage accuracy and building confidence among ED nurses, featuring an interview with nurse Jordan Connor Karlstrom about her experiences.
This episode features an interview with the co-chairs of the Conference Education Planning Committee discussing the opening of registration for Emergency Nursing 2025 in New Orleans, highlighting their work and excitement for the event.
This episode features an interview with ED educator Ashley Huizar about her experience performing CPR on a motorist during a roadside emergency while traveling to a conference.
This episode highlights recent awards and recognitions for emergency nurses, including honors at the New Jersey ENA conference and BCEN's 2025 Distinguished Award winners.
This episode highlights recent recognitions for emergency nurses, including Daisy Award winners and a retiring veteran, showcasing excellence in the emergency nursing community.
This episode highlights positive stories from the emergency nursing community, including a nurse's personal heart attack recovery and a trauma nurse's life-saving intervention.
This episode discusses the ENA Global Exchange Program's upcoming trip to Brazil, featuring guests who share their experiences from previous trips to Spain and Argentina to highlight the program's benefits for emergency nurses.
This episode features an interview with CDC expert Mary Choi discussing viral hemorrhagic fever preparedness and response for emergency department nurses.
This episode discusses the lack of nurses featured in media, referencing the Woodhull study and efforts by the Emergency Nurses Association to increase nursing voices, with an introduction to guest Rachel Malloy.
This episode discusses the recent rise in whooping cough cases, featuring an interview with pediatric emergency nurse Julie Cohen about how emergency departments are responding to this public health trend.
This episode discusses the National Pediatric Readiness Project and its upcoming assessment to evaluate emergency departments' preparedness for treating pediatric patients, featuring Robin Goodman from the Emergency Medical Services for Children Innovation and Improvement Center.
This episode highlights news from the emergency nursing community, including training for identifying human trafficking victims in Colorado and recognizing a Nurse of the Year in Wisconsin.
This episode discusses mental health support for healthcare workers, featuring Corey Feist from the Dr.
This episode highlights recent news in emergency nursing, including a Daisy Award winner for helping deliver a baby, a nurse retiring after 40 years, and achievements in stroke care treatment times.
This episode highlights two inspiring stories about emergency department nurses, including a Nurse of the Month recipient in Tennessee and an ED nurse who appears on television, showcasing their dedication and community impact.
This episode highlights two emergency nurses during Nurses Week: Joanne Forsythe being named Nurse of the Year for her compassionate care of a nonverbal autistic patient, and Taylor Krupp saving his uncle's life with CPR and an AED after a pickleball tournament.
This episode discusses the opening of applications for the 2026 Academy of Emergency Nursing fellowship, featuring an interview with 2023 inductee Mike Callahan about the rigorous application process and career significance.
This episode highlights inspiring stories of emergency nurses, including a patient champion in Tennessee and a mental health advocate for frontline healthcare workers in Canada.
This episode highlights emergency nurse Hannah Venkara's advocacy for amputees seeking military service and nurse Mary Swain's life-saving actions on a flight.
This episode features interviews with emergency nurses Andy Slavinski and Nicole Oliver about their personal and professional experiences during and after Hurricane Helene's devastating impact on western North Carolina.
This episode highlights inspiring stories from emergency nursing, including a VA nurse's off-duty life-saving act and a surprise celebration for a Utah ENA Council President.
This episode highlights inspiring stories of emergency nurses, including Dan Eimhoff's Daisy Award nomination for exceptional patient care and Reagan Crowe's impact on a trauma patient who was inspired to pursue nursing.
This episode highlights emergency nursing stories including a nurse's personal stroke recovery journey and a UK hospital's award-winning project to prevent sudden infant death syndrome.
This episode highlights emergency nurses Jean-Philippe Miller receiving the Florence Nightingale Award for humanitarian work and Kayla Phillips earning a Daisy Award for life-saving patient care.
This episode features Kristen Gilmore discussing wellness programs for emergency nurses, focusing on health and well-being initiatives in emergency departments post-pandemic.
This episode features an interview with Mike Gibbons, Executive Director of the ED Benchmarking Alliance, discussing how data-driven analysis helps emergency departments improve patient care and operational efficiency through best practices.
This episode highlights positive news from the emergency nursing community, including TNCC certification expansion in Guam and an emergency nurse's adoption story.
This episode introduces Jeff Evans as the keynote speaker for Emergency Nursing 2025, discussing his background as an emergency department PA and how his mountain climbing adventures inform lessons on leadership and teamwork for ED nurses.
This episode introduces the new 'Novice to Night Shift' podcast, featuring real nurses discussing emergency nursing scenarios as part of the Emergency Nurse Residency Program's third anniversary enhancements.
This episode highlights three inspiring stories from the Emergency Nurses Association community, featuring nurses providing in-flight emergency care, a nurse experiencing a stroke who benefited from early detection, and emergency nurses making impacts beyond their departments.
This episode highlights two emergency nurses: one who saved a drowning child through CPR and another who owns an alpaca ranch for therapeutic balance.
This episode features an interview with Jennifer Pierce-Weeks, CEO of the International Association of Forensic Nurses, discussing the collaborative relationship between ENA and IAFN and its impact on patient care.
This episode highlights two emergency nurses: Nomsa Mokwai balancing her job in South Africa with rugby World Cup aspirations, and Eliana Tenenbaum, a teenage nurse in California who graduated nursing school at a record young age.
This episode features an interview with Harriet Hawkins, the 2025 recipient of the prestigious Judith Kelleher award, recognizing her over 50 years of dedicated service in emergency nursing, particularly in pediatric care at Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago.
This episode discusses lessons and strategies from the COVID-19 pandemic, based on a RAND project, to prepare for future public health emergencies, featuring expert guests from emergency medicine and nursing education.
This episode explores the personal and professional motivations behind emergency nurses pursuing advanced degrees, featuring an interview with advanced practice nurse Tina Nielsen about her career journey.
This episode highlights stories of emergency department nurses in Colorado and West Virginia, focusing on disaster preparedness during wildfires and compassionate end-of-life care.
This episode features an interview with Chris Parker, a candidate in the ENA election, discussing his 25-year background in emergency department nursing and his involvement with the Emergency Nurses Association.
This episode highlights emergency nurses' achievements, including a nurse's solo performance about healthcare perspectives and self-care, nursing award recipients in New Hampshire, and an ENA member spotlight.
This episode highlights recent achievements and recognition of emergency nurses across the U.S., including award winners and a nurse balancing her career with acting.
This episode discusses nurses topping Gallup's most trusted professions poll for the 23rd consecutive year and highlights an emergency nurse from Minnesota providing compassionate care to Southern California fire victims through the Red Cross.
This episode discusses the significant increase in whooping cough cases in 2024, with CDC data showing a fivefold rise compared to 2023.
This episode of the ENA Podcast, hosted by Dan Campana, features guests Dr.
This episode of the ENA Podcast features Lisa Triantos from Penn Presbyterian discussing their holistic approach to reducing workplace violence in healthcare.
The episode previews nursing stories from ENA, including EMS collaboration and the resolution process for emergency nurses.
This episode discusses a new neonatal resuscitation training program developed by the American Red Cross and AWHONN to address care in maternity care deserts and beyond traditional delivery rooms.
An emergency nursing podcast episode discussing measles outbreaks and their impact on emergency departments, featuring an interview with a nursing professor.
Discussion of the EMSC Reauthorization Act and pediatric emergency care readiness with a dual board-certified nurse practitioner.
This episode discusses ENA's upcoming Workplace Violence Survey and the pervasive issue of workplace violence in emergency nursing.
This episode covers the ENA election process and interviews a candidate for President-elect about her background and priorities.
This episode celebrates the one-year anniversary of ENA University, discussing its impact on emergency nursing education and highlighting the new ED Nurse Leadership Pathway.
This episode previews the Emergency Nursing 2022 conference and interviews keynote speaker Michelle Poehler about her background and message.
This episode kicks off ENA's award season by interviewing Barbara Baldwin, the 2022 Judith C.
The episode discusses the upcoming Emergency Nursing 2022 conference in Denver, focusing on educational content and featuring the co-chairs of the Education Planning Committee.