CME/CE Activities

The 2023 AONN+ Midyear Conference was a Live and Virtually-Streamed meeting that was held on May 17-21, 2023. The AONN+ Midyear Conference is designed to address the questions of navigators, social workers, physicians, and administrators in regard to cancer care, and offer practical solutions from experts and peers in implementing effective programs and measuring their outcomes.

The 2022 AONN+ Midyear Conference was a Live and Virtually-Streamed meeting that was held on May 12-15, 2022. The AONN+ Midyear Conference is designed to address the questions of navigators, social workers, physicians, and administrators in regard to cancer care, and offer practical solutions from experts and peers in implementing effective programs and measuring their outcomes. To further extend the educational reach of the meeting, highlights of the information presented at the conference will disseminated to the full AONN membership and the oncology nursing community through an accredited CE 8-12 page highlights monograph that will appear in the Journal of Oncology Navigation & Survivorship®, The Oncology Nurse-APN/PA®, as well as on-line on the journal websites: www.TheOncologyNurse.com ; http://www.jons-online.com/

The accredited CE program titled, Managing Oncolytics in Breast Cancer: The Pivotal Role of Nurse Navigators, was a 60-minute live and live-streamed session that occurred during the 2022 AONN Midyear Conference taking place on May 11-15, 2022, in Austin, TX. The session was live on May 14 during the conference and was live-streamed to attendees who are participating in the conference in a virtual format.

This is the second of 2 CE-accredited webinars designed for oncology nurses, advanced practice nurses, and oncology nurse navigators around the updates to the US Preventive Services Task Force lung cancer screening guidelines and the role that nurses and nurse navigators can play in implementing a lung cancer screening program. Highlights of the updated guidelines, along with supporting data on low-dose computed tomography and patient selection for screening, will be presented via case study patient experiences. In addition, best practices in implementing a lung cancer screening program will be discussed.