Ena Podcast

ENA interviews Ret. Lt. Brian Murphy of the Oak Creek Police Department about his experience with active shooter situations and lessons learned. Murphy was one of the many speakers from the ENA Fall Regional Symposium in Milwaukee.   Learn more about this event here: https://www.ena.org/events/fall-regional-symposium

ENA interviews with Gina Carbino who presented at Emergency Nurses 2019 on a very interesting topic: Nurse serial killers. This was one of the many engaging sessions that took place during the conference. Purchase ENA Conference on Demand and you can get the majority of these sessions available in an easy-to-use format. For more information go to ena.org/ondemand.

In honor of Emergency Nurses Week, ENA interviews Ivan Escobar, an ED Nurse who made a difference outside the emergency room by saving the life of a shooting victim in his neighborhood. Hear more about his story and impact here.   For more information about EN Week visit www.ena.org/enweek

ENA interviews with Dr. Naheed Dosani, one of the closing speakers for Emergency Nursing 2019. Dr. Dosani gives a preview of his story that will be a part of the Sheores and Heroes presentation that closes out the conference.

ENA's September Mega Episode highlights the following upcoming initiatives and events: Emergency Nursing 2019 (www.ena.org/ena19) EN Week (www.ena.org/enweek) Fall Regional Symposium (www.ena.org/events/fall-regional-symposium) Digital International Membership (www.ena.org/international) Thanks to our guests Kim Brandenburg, Tim Mucha, Jayne McGrath, and Matthew Hessler.

ENA interviews with critical care clinical nurse educator Geary Gardner, one of the presenters from ENA's Spring Regional Symposium. Geary discusses the stigmas that impact the care of LGBTQ patients.

ENA interviews Carolyn Jones and Lisa Frank about their work on the upcoming Emergency Nurse Project, along with discussing Jones' appearance as a keynote speaker for Emergency Nursing 2019 in October. For more information about the Emergency Nurse Project, visit www.ena.org/enp. For more information about Emergency Nursing 2019 in Austin, TX visit www.ena.org/ena19.  

ENA interviews Denise Campbell and Nycole Oliver from the Institute for Emergency Nursing Advance Practice Advisory Council. They discuss the role of the Council and the pressing issues impacting advance practice nurses.

Previewing one of our upcoming sessions at Emergency Nursing 2019 in Austin, ENA interviews Charlene Draleau about the ways in which children can accidentally become exposed to dangerous items. For more information about Emergency Nursing 2019, visit www.ena.org/ena19.

Recapping our Spring Regional Symposium in Seattle, ENA interviews speaker Sarah Evans-Simpson. In our discussion, Evans-Simpson talks about the dark side of the web and social media and its direct impact on the healthcare community.

ENA interviews Karen Ragaisis, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing at Quinnipiac University, about the issues of stigma and discrimination relating to behavioral health.

ENA Interviews with Tyler Babcock, Assistant Nurse Manager at UPMC Hamot in Erie, PA. Babcock talks about his experience handling a natural gas line leak that occurred outside the emergency room.

In a wide-ranging special March episode, ENA interviews cover some exciting current and upcoming events to look forward to this year, including: Shannen Kane (NSNA Conference) Joe Blansfield (TNCC 8th Edition) Rob Kramer (ENA Day on the Hill) Matt Powers (Call for National Election Candidates) Tami Wheeldon (ENA Spring Symposium in Seattle) Kim Brandenburg (Emergency Nursing 2019 conference in Austin)

We interview Cheryl Randolph about the issue of Bullying in the ED. She talks about the potential causes, how to address it, and what steps can be done to ensure such issues are mitigated.

From the State and Chapter Leaders Orientation in blustery Chicago, we interview ENA Arkansas President Kathi Hanson, RN CEN. In discussing her membership journey and experience she offers insights into what it means to be a part of the Emergency Nurses Association. We also talk with her about the Membership 2020 challenge, as she is still the leader for recruiting new members.

Dan Campana, Senior Manager of PR and Communications with ENA interviews the keynote speakers from ENA's Fall Regional Symposium. "One Saturday Night" An MCI Response, presented by Darleen Williams and Chaplain Stephen Binkley, investigates the response to the Pulse Nightclub shooting from an emergency nursing perspective.

ENA interviews Sarah Wells, presenter of Little People, Big Needs: Peds Care in the Community ED. Watch her presentation and more on ENA Conference on Demand! ena.org/ondemand

ENA interviews Joyce Foresman-Capuzzi, who has two presentations available on ENA Conference on Demand: The Edge of Death - Principles of Non-Fatal Strangulation Every ED Nurse Should Know Peds Needs: Tips and Tricks for Caring for our Pediatric Patients Find out more at ena.org/ondemand