Journal of Emergency Nursing Celebrates 50 Years with Hall of Fame Induction
Celebrating a Milestone in Emergency Nursing
The Journal of Emergency Nursing (JEN) is achieving a remarkable milestone this year, as it not only commemorates its 50th anniversary but also receives the prestigious honor of induction into the Nursing Journal Hall of Fame by the International Academy of Nursing Editors (INANE). This recognition showcases JEN's vital contributions to nursing knowledge through two decades of continuous publication and research in the field of emergency nursing.
Since its inception in 1975, JEN has grown from a modest, member-driven publication to become a premier resource for emergency nurses worldwide. The shift was possible through its commitment to peer-reviewed research, emphasizing essential updates from emergency nursing, striking a balance between practice issues and professional development. This year’s induction into the Hall of Fame is an acknowledgment of its impact on the nursing profession and signifies its sustained excellence over the years.
A Voice for Emergency Nurses
According to Anna Valdez, JEN's Editor-in-Chief, this milestone reflects not just the editorial team's efforts but also the dedication of numerous contributors who shaped the journal throughout its history. She stated,