The November issue of the The Journal of Emergency Nursing is now available. Check out this month's edition for the latest and greatest in research, a message from ENA President Chris Dellinger and more. jenonline.org #JournalOfEmergencyNursing #ENAResearch #NursingJournal

Happy to share our teams’ newest publication in The Journal of Emergency Nursing showing interventions to promote nurse well-being among ED nurses should address psychological safety, workplace violence, compensation, recognition, and well-being support. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Dr. Manton will always be remembered and respected by the editorial team at JEN.

Please share this call for papers for the The Journal of Emergency Nursing special issue on health equity. Our ongoing commitment is to ensure that all people who seek emergency care receive evidence-based, dignified, and equitable care.

New Article Alert! Raun, Lassen, and Østervang conducted a mixed methods study investigating the prevalence of depression, anxiety, and stress in ED nursing staff. Read the full article at sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New Article Alert! Dr. Brian E. Martinez and Dr. Darleen Williams authored a paper describing a performance improvement project that aimed to evaluate clinician exposure to and preparation for transgender and non-gender conforming (TGNGC) patient care. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Free naloxone +24/7 access = fewer overdose deaths 🙅‍♂️ | The Journal of Emergency Nursing Study shows ER vending machines reach those who’d otherwise go without (46%). Time to expand this model! #Naloxone #HealthEquity #EmergencyMedicine #HarmReduction #Opioids #PublicHealth sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The May 2025 issue of the Journal of Emergency Nursing is available now. In this issue, the editor discusses the Journals commitment to publishing scientifically accurate and evidence-based articles, including publications addressing health inequities. authors.elsevier.com/a/1l2oPMZDXThBF

On Thursday, ENA released the following statement regarding CMS rescinding guidance related to emergency pregnancy care: “The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ decision this week to rescind its 2022 guidance for the treatment of pregnant patients experiencing a bona

Have you read the May issue of the The Journal of Emergency Nursing yet? Check it out for: ✉️ Letters to the editor on important topics. 👏 Info for leaders on gratitude and recognition. 💡 Lessons learned from Hurricane Helene. 🔍 The latest in research. jenonline.org/current

ENA is proud to announce the The Journal of Emergency Nursing will be inducted into the International Academy of Nursing Editors Hall of Fame! Learn more about this meaningful accomplishment: ena.org/news-publicati…

ENA's Awards Season is back with the The Journal of Emergency Nursing recipients! A round of applause for: - Significant Contributions to the Journal Award recipient Annie Kelly - JEN Authors of the Year Award recipients Warren Frankenberger and Nancy Denke - JEN Reviewers of the Year Award

Congratulations to Annie Kelly for receiving the 2025 Significant Contributions to the Journal of Emergency Nursing award. As JEN’s managing editor for 19 years, Annie has collaborated with several past and current editors to grow the journal and advance emergency nursing.

We are honored to announce the recipient of the 2025 Research Article of the Year. We extend our congratulations to Dr. Warren Frankenberger and colleagues for their 2024 article, "Triage Accuracy in Pediatrics Using the Emergency Severity Index.” jenonline.org/article/S0099-…

Congratulations to the Journal of Emergency Nursing 2025 Peer Reviewers of the Year, Dr. Dan Mayer and Dr. Joseph Blansfield. Both reviewers have made substantial contributions in advancing emergency nursing through expert peer review.

The Journal of Emergency Nursing is honored to recognize Dr. Nancy Denke as the recipient of the 2025 Clinical Article of the Year for her 2024 article, "Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity (LAST): More Common Than You Think." jenonline.org/article/S0099-…

The Journal of Emergency Nursing now offers CNE credits. Each issue includes two articles designated for CNE, and readers can earn up to 24 hours of CNE per year. To access the CNE opportunities, go to JENonline.org and click the CNE heading at the top of the page.

The November Journal of Emergency, now available at JENonline.org, features an interview with ANA Living Legend Dr. Ann Wolbert Burgess about her work in forensics and her recommendations to current emergency nurses who care for sexual assault survivors.