Clarifying the responsibilities of each member of the multidisciplinary navigation team will lead to more comfort in your role and better care for your patients.
While we always provide the best care for our patients, we also have to anticipate potential adverse events that can occur during treatment or surgery and prepare our patients and their families for those events.
When a patient chooses end-of-life care to improve their quality of life, it can be a difficult discussion with their cancer team. Utilize these tips in navigating a patient through hard conversations.
As racial tensions rise in the United States, it’s important to educate ourselves as oncology care professionals to the health disparities that are becoming more prominent during the pandemic.
As we leave behind the stress of 2020, it’s important to encourage patients with cancer, survivors, and ourselves, to create realistic New Year’s resolutions.
