Member Benefit Empowers Thousands of Nurses with Evidence-Based Burnout Prevention, Free CE Credits,and Gamified Learning
CHARLESTON, S.C., June 24, 2025 -- SE Healthcare, the leader in clinician burnout prevention solutions, and the American Nurses Association (ANA), the premier organization representing the interests of over 4 million registered nurses, are celebrating unprecedented success in their joint mission to help address nurse burnout, by providing support resources.
Through this collaboration, ANA members receive free access to SE Healthcare’s award-winning Burnout Prevention Program®, including the Enrichment Center - a curated library of over 300 microlearning sessions, complete with free CE credits, personalized learning paths, and now, gamified features that drive engagement, learning retention, and long-term wellness.
“The combination of high-impact microlearning and gamification creates a powerful tool for nurses,” said Greg Coticchia, CEO of SE Healthcare. “We’re honored to partner with ANA to deliver real-world tools that address burnout and inspire professional growth.”
The Enrichment Center is grounded in research-backed microlearning—shown to reduce burnout symptoms by up to 32%. Two recent peer-reviewed studies confirm microlearnings superior effectiveness in clinical education, especially for time-constrained professionals.
In 2025, SE Healthcare added gamification functionality including:
This update builds on SE Healthcare’s broader platform upgrades including AI-powered dashboards, predictive analytics, and personalized learning paths, ensuring that healthcare professionals receive tailored, relevant, and engaging wellness content anytime, anywhere.
“Burnout is not just a staffing issue—it’s a patient safety crisis,” said Dr. Andrea Coyle, Chief Clinical Officer at SE Healthcare. “Our partnership with ANA is about equipping nurses with tools that not only support their well-being but also elevate patient care outcomes.”
ANA’s support of the Burnout Prevention Program® underscores the association’s commitment to innovation, assessibility, and the long-term sustainability of the nursing workforce. By integrating clinical education with organizational analytics, the program enables both individual nurses and healthcare systems to reduce burnout, improve retention, and optimize care delivery.
"Our nurses show up with incredible strength and compassion every day, and they deserve the same level of care and support in return. When we invest in their well-being, we’re not only honoring their commitment, we’re committing to helping nurses thrive, both personally and professionally,” said Brad Goettl, Chief Nursing Officer, American Nurse Enterprise.