Insights into Navigation
An intimate conversation between an oncology navigator and a breast cancer patient about the latter’s relationship with her breasts is important prior to discussing surgical options.
A brief explanation of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) and how available screening can help women avoid unnecessary treatments.
As cancer awareness continues to grow, many patients are more open to experimenting with a healthier routine.
Oncology nurse navigators must advise their patients to inform their identical twin of their diagnosis and get screened.
Learning what drives patients with advanced cancer is crucial for oncology navigators.
Oncology nurse navigators can help improve patient experience and outcomes by being a part of the PI team.
Vacation planning tips for oncology navigators.
Engaging primary care providers as key members of the multidisciplinary team positively impacts a patient’s treatment and survivorship care experience.
Important intervention tips for oncology navigators to advocate for the cancer patient, and help him or her receive proper treatment.
Caregivers of patients with cancer are often plagued by loneliness, isolation, and stress. Here’s how to offer care to them.
