The Emergency Nurses Association is now accepting education proposals through Jan. 14. Thought leaders, researchers and all emergency nurses are encouraged to submit their presentation applications for Emergency Nursing 2021, ePosters and the ENA Podcast. Your educational presentation will help educate the future of emergency nursing, so submit your proposal today.
Featuring member interviews, news, and updates directly from the Emergency Nurses Association, the ENA Podcast features all things emergency nursing every month. This is your opportunity to tell us your story. Triumph, tragedy, lessons learned and/or mistakes avoided, the ENA Podcast is collecting your stand-out events. Submit your podcast idea to be considered for the 2021 line up.
SUBMIT: Podcast ProposalNotifications will be sent by late March 2021.
Accepting the invitation confirms your commitment to register for and attend the meeting. Presenters are provided an honorarium, but are responsible for their own expenses.
NOV | Submission site opens |
JAN 14 | Submission site closes |
LATE MARCH | Notification emails sent for all submission types |
SUMMER | Registration & Housing opens |
SEPT | Emergency Nursing 2021 in Orlando, Florida |
Presenting at ENA's annual conference offers the opportunity to exchange ideas, network and impact the quality of education for emergency nurses. Educational abstracts should reflect sound adult learning principles and the best thinking in the field, informed by theory, research and practice.
To deliver exceptional learning experiences, preference may be given to proposals that are positioned to deliver a mix of the following:
CONTENT: Reflect innovative, cutting-edge content and evidence-based practice • Present evidence supported by relevant research or data • Explore issues important to diverse audiences • Demonstrate the relevance of lessons through “real-life” case studies
INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN: Stimulate and provoke discussion, audience engagement and outcome-focused design • Facilitate knowledge transfer and development of new competencies • Use methods that draw out relevant past knowledge and experiences
Each submission will be blind peer-reviewed by a minimum of three emergency nurses.
Fast Track | Learning Hour | Roundtable | Deep Dive | Pre-conference Workshop | ePosters |
25-minute | 60-minute | 60-minute (brief presentation/ facilitated discussion) | 2-hour | 3.5-hour | See below for info |
Film/Video Submissions
Click HERE for guidelines and requirements to submit a recorded presentation.
We are recruiting presentations for the following content areas:
All presenters are responsible for their own travel and expenses related to their presentation. Up to three speakers per session will receive a discount off of their conference registration. Only primary speakers will receive a honorarium (scaled based on speaking time).
ePoster presenters do not receive conference registration discounts nor an honorarium.
Showcase your innovative research and evidenced-based practice projects as an ePoster. Meet with attendees to discuss your work. The top two ePosters receive an award and winners are included in the Hall of Honor.
The two winners are selected, one for best Research ePoster and one for best Evidence-Based Practice ePoster. Winners will receive $300 for their projects.
Questions related to the ENA Podcast, Free CNE, EN21 conference education proposals
Email: conference.education@ena.org
SUBMIT: EN21 Conference ProposalQuestions related to EN21 ePoster proposals
Email: abstracts@ena.org
submit: en21 eposter proposalThe Emergency Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Provider Unit No. P0232
The Emergency Nurses Association is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #2322.