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• As hospital violence grows, nurses seek reforms: 'Too many of us are being hurt'

  Emergency department workplace violence occurs at much higher rates than other industries. An inside look at the troubling statistics, first-hand stories, and the work done to find solutions.

• Emergency Nurses Association Opposes Senate Legislation to Repeal ACA Without Significant Improvements

  The Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) today issued the following statement in opposition to the passage of any bill in the Senate that would overhaul the Affordable Care Act without protecting emergency health care services and access to care for those who suffer from a mental illness or substance use disorder:

• Opioids Posing Increasingly Dangerous Threats to Emergency Nurses

  The threat from opioids has become so prevalent that the Emergency Nurses Association is dedicating four sessions at their national conference, Emergency Nursing 2017, in September to help healthcare professionals deal with it.

• Emergency Nurses Association Launches Revamped Website

  ENA announced the launch of its newly-revamped website at www.ena.org. The redesign is a response to members looking for an easier way to find emergency nursing education and practice resources.

• Emergency Nurses Association Recognizes 2017 Achievement Awards

  The Emergency Nurses Association today announced recipients of its 2017 Achievement Awards. The awards recognize emergency nurses and exemplary supporters of the profession who demonstrate exceptional professional practice, innovation, leadership and advocacy.