Journal Of Emergency Nursing

🔔New article in press with the Journal Of Emergency Nursing 🔖 This study demonstrates that a brief story board video combined with real-time cardiovascular imaging, is a feasible and acceptable approach for communicating risks to emergency patients with sustained asymptomatic hypertension. Lauren Gordon, MPH, CHES Ashley B. Caceres Olivia Sgambellone BSN, RN, CEN Lucio Barreto DNP, AGACNP-BC, APRN-BC, RN, CCRN, NE-BC, CPXP, CLSSBB, MICN Megan Lukas, MBA, RDMS Bret Nelson, MD Claire Shubeck Marcee Wilder, M.D., M.S., M.P.H Sasha Degtyar Dr. Berni Coleman, Ph.D, ACNP-BC, FAHA, FADNL, FAAN Hans Reyes MD MPH Lynne D. Richardson MD Center for Nursing Research and Innovation at Mount Sinai #SouffrontCollaboratory

The November issue of 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 #PeerReviewedJournal #EDNursingJournal #EmergencyNurse #EmergencyNursing #ContinuingEducation #CEForNurses #EmergencyNursing #EmergencyDepartment #EDNurse #EDLeadership #EDDirectors #NurseEducation #LeadershipDevelopment #NurseEmpowerment #ContinuousImprovement #ProfessionalGrowth

Emergency nurses see a lot. Emergency nurses do a lot. Emergency nurses don’t always talk about it a lot. Do you have a meaningful moment from being an ED nurse? Consider sharing your story with us. Please reach out if you have questions! Journal Of Emergency Nursing

The Journal of Emergency Nursing has recently updated its blog to focus more broadly on the meaningful moments that occur in the emergency care setting. The Journal’s goal for this blog is to capture experiences in emergency care that positively impact emergency nurses or the patients and communities they serve. The Meaningful Moments in Emergency Nursing blog offers a story-telling forum for perspectives on emergency nursing to share impactful moments. You can find the JEN blog exclusively on the Journal of Emergency Nursing website, jenonline.org. It focuses on first-person narrative essays, art, or poetry reflecting the human emotion and experiences of emergency nurses and the people they accompany in care. This non-peer-reviewed blog allows emergency nurses, colleagues, and patients to share moments and events that touched them in emergency care settings. Submissions to the blog should be fewer than 1,000 words. Stories about patients require consent, and no identifiable information is allowed. If you are interested in sharing a meaningful moment, please contact the JEN Blog Editors: Holly Cook MSN, RN, TNS, CEN or Casey Green MSN, RN, RRNA, CCRN-CMC, CTRN, CFRN, CEN, TCRN, CPEN, CNRN, NRP at [email protected].

I'm super excited! I was invited to be on the panel of peer reviewers for the Journal of Emergency Nursing (JEN). With the training & experience I gain being a peer reviewer, I'll be able to be a future author. I love how ENA (Emergency Nurses Association) can help you find opportunities within the organization that work for you. #peerreviewer #JEN #startofmypath #findyourniche #OpportunitiesForAll #neverstoplearning #excited #grateful Emergency Nurses Association Journal Of Emergency Nursing

🔔New article in press with the Journal Of Emergency Nursing 🔖 This study demonstrates that a brief story board video combined with real-time cardiovascular imaging, is a feasible and acceptable approach for communicating risks to emergency patients with sustained asymptomatic hypertension. Lauren Gordon, MPH, CHES Ashley B. Caceres Olivia Sgambellone BSN, RN, CEN Lucio Barreto DNP, AGACNP-BC, APRN-BC, RN, CCRN, NE-BC, CPXP, CLSSBB, MICN Megan Lukas, MBA, RDMS Bret Nelson, MD Claire Shubeck Marcee Wilder, M.D., M.S., M.P.H Sasha Degtyar Dr. Berni Coleman, Ph.D, ACNP-BC, FAHA, FADNL, FAAN Hans Reyes MD MPH Lynne D. Richardson MD Center for Nursing Research and Innovation at Mount Sinai #SouffrontCollaboratory