Navigation & Survivorship News
Here are some educational resources for patient navigators just getting into the field.
Lillie D. Shockney says it is important for patients with cancer to counsel their kids on their disease in a way that is easy to understand.
Through local navigator networks and other resources, you can learn how to reinforce the importance of your profession.
This free, on-demand training is a valuable resource to help those who are at any step along the way in creating or sustaining a navigation or survivorship program.
It’s important to be an advocate for patients with cancer as they go through the process of deciding about continuing or discontinuing treatment.
The East Tennessee Navigator Network has shared how this new chapter formed, and the consensus building to become the latest LNN.
It’s important to find ways to remind yourself and your team to slow down and greet every patient and be mindful of individuals’ personal needs.
Lillie D. Shockney talks about knowing the history of how patients with breast cancer view their bodies to understand how to approach discussions about body image.
The South Florida Local Navigator Network worked with a vendor to learn more about an obscure disease.
Signs can go a long way to help people feel comfortable.
