Tools & Resources

Danielle Carnival discusses the Biden Cancer Initiative's plan for building a "Patient Roadmap," which would serve as a comprehensive, vetted list of resources for cancer patients and/or oncology navigators.
Danielle Carnival talks about the Fierce Awards, which aim to recognize the unsung heroes in the cancer community and introduce them to a wider audience.
Linda Fleisher reflects on the many ways navigators use technology on a daily basis and suggests ways in which technology can further be utilized to help navigators better do their jobs and support their patients.
Jamie Harness values being able to use the AONN+ standardized metrics to quantify the work done by the navigators in her program.
Linda Burhansstipanov describes how her institution has leveraged some of the tools and resources developed by AONN+.
Barbara Dearmon explains how to best utilize the data collected by the National Cancer Registrars Association.
Many first time navigators don't know where to begin and asserts that AONN+ has and is developing new tools to help.
Gina Kuenstler values the resources provided on the AONN+ website.
In addition to visiting other institutions that have established navigation programs, Lillie explains that AONN+ is an excellent resource for establishing navigation programs.
Lillie discusses the disadvantages for institutions that are not Commission on Cancer accredited, including difficulties drawing newly diagnosed consumers and referring physicians to the practice.