This infographic provides nurses with recommendations for proper ordering of their credentials, which establishes consistent use across states and ensures credibility and competence across nursing specialties. Use of the title “Doctor” by doctorate-prepared nurses is also addressed.

Want to combine your love of the outdoors with your nursing education? This webinar, co-hosted by the Wilderness Medical Society and the Emergency Nurses Association, features two nurses who are...

About the Course In this webinar, editors from the Journal of Emergency Nursing will guide aspiring and established authors through the process of publishing an article in a scholarly journal...

About the Course The Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Exam Virtual Practicum teaches each step of a person-centered medical forensic exam using interactive lessons taught in a virtual facility. Through...

The patient population in the emergency department varies. During the triage assessment, the nurse must be able to recognize the physiological differences in patients, listen to and understand their...

About the Course The health care industry is one of the most highly regulated sectors in the United States, as evidenced by the vast array of laws and regulations related to health care access...

About the Course Between 2000 and 2019, there were 7,348 disaster events worldwide that affected more than four billion people claiming about 1.23 million lives. It is imperative that the nurse...

About the Course ENA supports the use and application of a reliable, valid, five-level scale to triage patients in the emergency department. This course introduces the more commonly used triage acuity...