Netherlands 2027: ENA Announces First-Ever Global Education Event

July 13, 2026 - 18:45

The Emergency Nurses Association has announced plans for the 2027 Global Emergency Nursing Conference, marking the first time the organization will host an international event of this scale. The conference, presented jointly by ENA and Elsevier, is set to take place in the Netherlands.

Known for its focus on high-quality education and innovative learning opportunities, ENA has built a strong reputation through its domestic and regional networking events. The move to a global stage reflects the growing need for collaboration among emergency nurses worldwide. Organizers say the conference will bring together practitioners, educators, and researchers to share best practices, discuss emerging trends, and address common challenges in emergency care.

The Netherlands was chosen for its central location in Europe and its strong infrastructure for hosting large professional gatherings. While specific dates and venues have not yet been released, the association expects the event to attract attendees from multiple continents. Details on registration, keynote speakers, and session topics are expected to be announced in the coming months.

This initiative signals a shift toward more interconnected professional development in emergency nursing, a field that often faces high stress and rapidly changing protocols. By creating a global forum, ENA aims to foster cross-border learning and strengthen the nursing workforce ahead of future public health demands.