The holidays are a joyous time for most people, but patients with advanced cancer contend with a few issues this time of year.
As oncology navigators, we don’t just advocate for our patients, but also for our profession.
A road map for implementing a community needs assessment for your cancer program helps to simplify the process.
Here are some ways to remind our patients to adhere to oral medication schedules when traveling.
This year’s winner demonstrated leadership and a course of excellence in cancer and chronic disease navigation.
By demonstrating your worth in a navigation program, you can help show others what it is you do and what you bring to the table.
With a little organization and a discussion of roles, teamwork can make a cancer center and its providers function at a higher level.
This LNN developed an idea that stuck and has become an AONN+ initiative.
Consider starting meditation as a way to keep yourself healthy.
As it is often underdiscussed prior to beginning hormonal treatment, it’s important for oncology navigators to counsel their patients on potential adverse side effects that can last for years to come.
