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ELNEC Curricula may be purchased only by individuals who have completed an ELNEC Train-the-Trainer Course. ELNEC Curricula are updated annually and should be ordered every three years to maintain current information, references, and resources. The following curricula are available as 2025 versions: APRN, Communication (Interdisciplinary), Core/Critical Care, Geriatric and Pediatric (expires December 2027).

Purchase ELNEC Lapel pins to support your trainers or colleagues and let all know that you have completed an ELNEC course. Minimum order is 10 and up.

Have you completed a national ELNEC course and misplaced your CE certificate and/or Train-the-Trainer certificate (if applicable)? This is only for national ELNEC hosted courses. If you took an ELNEC course provided by a regional hospital, hospice, school of nursing, etc or hosted by HPNA, please contact them directly.

ELNEC’s primary aim is to educate nurses to improve end-of-life care. While our initial efforts, launched in 2000, were focused throughout the United States, many ELNEC trainers have had opportunities to travel internationally and provide this education to nurses and other healthcare providers throughout the world. Currently ELNEC trainers and faculty have represented 115 countries. In this increasingly global world, these opportunities have highlighted the imperative that we disseminate the valuable work and accomplishments of the trainers in this country to the international community; however, it is costly to do such work.

All tax-deductible contributions will go to the ELNEC International Fund. The dollars raised will be used for direct cost of international outreach. International outreach includes distribution of ELNEC curricula, translation of curricula, and hosting courses in other countries.

Support the ELNEC International Fund

The Communication Reference cards are an easy way to refer to most sought-after 8 communication tools that we put together after much feedback. They will come on a ring for convenience. 

The Pain Management and Symptom Management cards were published by the Division of Nursing Research and Education at City of Hope in Duarte, CA. No copyright is needed. The author information is included on the card. These cards are laminated and tri folded for convenience.