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ENA's Naloxone Education Toolkit (NET) is a comprehensive resource designed to educate patients and family members about opioid overdose, advise on the distribution and proper use of naloxone kits, and to provide key step-by-step instructions to implement a custom opioid overdose...

The Emergency Nurses Association today announced recipients of its annual Achievement Awards. The awards recognize emergency nurses who exemplify exceptional performance in professional practice, innovation, leadership, advocacy. The recipients embody emergency nursing at its finest.

ENA supports improved background checks, enacting Bipartisan Safer Communities Act provisions among efforts to reduce the severity and frequency of firearms injuries and deaths.

ENA and AAENP are focused on determining what the high court's decision means for emergency nurses and their patients.

Thousands of emergency nurses will attend ENA's largest event of the year in San Diego Sept. 21-23.

Preventing workplace violence has been a long-standing priority of ENA

ENA Connection accepting applications for its 20 Under 40 program.

Revisions focus on enhanced use of algorithm to avoid misinterpretations and inaccurate decisions.

March issue of the Journal of Emergency Nursing explores the effects of implicit and explicit bias on patient care.

ENA's Corporate Engagement Council features industry partners focused on support for emergency nurses.

Emergency Nursing 2023 is scheduled for Sept. 21-21 in San Diego.

Issue also contains research on distraction techniques

Former ENA President Mike Hastings to serve as 2023 chairperson.

Pediatric course has been continually updated since 1993.

52nd Emergency Nurses Association President to start his term.

Provisions emphasize screening in the ED and suicide resources.

On Wednesday, ENA issued the following statement regarding an American Medical Association study on nurse practitioners in the emergency department.

Award recognizes exceptional and innovative emergency departments.

ENA and Kaiser Permanente Southern California partner to bring Emergency Nurse Residency Program to 15 of the system's emergency departments.

Issue also contains research on telehealth use with sexual assault patients.