Navigation & Survivorship News
In 2017, AONN+ recognized the effort and work of the local navigation networks (LNNs) by offering them opportunities to provide the ONN-CG, OPN-CG, or beta thoracic certification exams in their area.
You can demonstrate a responsiveness to patient needs within scope of practice and professional boundaries.
This is the eighth and final installment of my series on providing terminal patients with important elements so that they can experience a good death. For this installment, I want to discuss spiritual connection at the end of life.
Recently, all the LNN leaders were notified of some updates and AONN+ would like to share them with the general membership.
Navigators should encourage active communication between patients, families, and healthcare providers to optimize patient outcomes.
You can help to reduce cancer health disparities among people who are Latino. You can accomplish this by working with other health professionals to establish and maintain a climate of mutual respect, dignity, diversity, ethical integrity, and trust.
This is the seventh installment of my series on providing terminal patients with important elements so that they can experience a good death. For this installment, I want to discuss dying with dignity.
Great job by the Upstate NY LNN as they are increasing their navigator and social worker membership after each gathering!
This is the sixth installment of my series on providing terminal patients with important elements so that they can experience a good death. For this installment, I want to discuss alleviating pain at the end of life.
Nurse navigator Molly Sutton leads over 50 navigators in the North Texas LNN. This LNN meets quarterly to increase knowledge and network.
