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On Friday, ENA released the following statement regarding the status of the National EMS Advisory Council.

Keystone Award recognizes those who have made significant contributions to the ENA Foundation

Record number of recipients includes first EDs in Montana, Saudi Arabia to be honored

Evans’ tales from mountain tops and emergency departments carry leadership and teamwork messages

$10 from the purchase of select shoes will be donated to support emergency nurses

On Tuesday, the Emergency Nurses Association released the following statement from ENA President Ryan Oglesby on the impact of the Medicaid cuts to emergency departments in the Senate-passed reconciliation bill:

Emergency Nursing Triage Education Program boosts nurses' confidence in triage decisions

Harris has made an impact on emergency nursing education and leadership development

Managing Editor Annie Kelly recognized along with top authors and reviewers

Emergency Nursing Diverse Voices Research Fellowship helps increase diversity in ED research

International Academy of Nursing Editors honors JEN for 50 years of contributions to nursing knowledge.

New class recognized for expertise in rural health care, research, advocacy and patient assessment

On Thursday, ENA released the following statement regarding CMS rescinding guidance related to emergency pregnancy care.

It might sound cliché, but Harriet Hawkins, RN, CCRN, CPN, CPEN, FAEN, didn’t know what to expect when she began her nursing career. On Wednesday, ENA announced Hawkins as the recipient of the 2025 Judith C. Kelleher Award, the association’s most prestigious honor bearing the name of...

The May 2025 issue of the Journal of Emergency Nursing features a heavy emphasis on one of the most pivotal parts of every emergency department visit: patient triage.

On Tuesday, the Emergency Nurses Association released the following statement from ENA President Ryan Oglesby on the impact of proposed Medicaid cuts to emergency departments and health care in the United States.

Violence in the emergency department has reached epidemic levels, and emergency nurses are particularly vulnerable. Although health care workers are just 10 percent of the national workforce, they account for 48 percent of missed workdays due to assault.

ENA released the following statement in support of National Nurses Week.

Emergency nurses from across the country took to the nation’s capital to emphasize the need for passage of legislation focused on supporting their health, well-being and safety.

Dedicated to reaching emergency nurses worldwide, the Emergency Nurses Association was recently granted specialist affiliate status by the International Council of Nurses.