Navigation & Survivorship News
Oncology navigators should discuss short-term survivorship and surveillance early on to prepare patients with cancer for the surprises that may come with this treatment milestone.
An overview of your end-of-year AONN+ Local Navigator Network Annual Report.
Given the growing diversity within the United States, additional opportunities for cultural competency training are always needed. Take the no-cost TEAM training today!
Now that you’re “back” from the Virtual AONN+ Annual Conference, start taking steps toward implementing all that you’ve learned into your day-to-day work!
Congratulations to the Central Indiana Local Navigator Network for winning LNN of the Year!
Learn the history of Thanksgiving and Native Americans. Practicing gratitude can have many health benefits.
As survival rates of cancer increase and patients with cancer live longer lives, we are beginning to see the late effects from cancer treatments and clinical trials.
In this blog, Kim Parham, RN, BSN, CN-BN, Associate Director of Quality Care and Clinical Relations at GO2 Foundation for Lung Cancer, shares lung cancer resources for Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
Finding joy in 2020 has been difficult, but it is critical to create space for joy during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lillie Shockney explains how journaling can reduce stress and anxiety in patients with cancer. Cancer treatments are shown to work better when patients have clearer minds, an adequate amount of sleep, and normal cortisol levels.
