LNN News & Updates
No matter what stage of your career you’re in, you should always be on the lookout for professional development opportunities. Said opportunities won’t just fall into your lap—you have to pursue them. Think of exploring professional development opportunities like peeling an onion. When approaching professional development in this way, you are able to take the necessary time to slowly peel each layer back at a comfortable pace. The more layers you peel, the more involved you’ll be. Read on for a step-by-step approach.
Lindsey Coleman and Kathleen Serfass accepted Middle Tennessee’s award honoring the active role their local navigation network plays in advancing the role of patient, nurse, and/or social work navigation. In this article, we’re breaking down the tactics Middle Tennessee uses to facilitate communication and education among their navigation community so others can duplicate their efforts.
AONN+’s Local Navigation Networks (LNNs) tackled the industry’s hottest topics and trends. Sharon Gentry shares LNNs’ biggest takeaways and lessons learned as related to navigational challenges due to the lack of oncology coverage, the impact and appropriateness of genetic testing, and the difference between a mediocre and phenomenal career.
AONN+ has been making a concerted effort to develop a local and regional network of navigators to facilitate communication and education among peers and to improve patient outcomes and survivorship.
Well-designed membership surveys helped Local Navigator Network (LNN) leaders in Arizona and Maryland/District of Columbia make important decisions on meeting arrangements and other topics of interest.
Nominate your LNN for the AONN+ Outstanding Local Navigator Network Award!
It’s time for our local navigators to end their hiatus and start making connections again.
AONN+ has put procedures in place to help Local Navigator Networks remedy any challenges they may be facing.
Despite the challenges of the pandemic, new Local Navigator Networks have managed to start off on a positive note.
Despite the challenges of 2020, many Local Navigator Networks were able to rise above and add valuable programming to their meetings.