Local Navigator Networks

One of the most exciting aspects of AONN+ is the growth in our Local Navigator Networks. Nurse Navigator Sharon Gentry discusses how these local networks encourage cooperation, utilize shared resources, and help navigators work smarter.
Sharon Gentry discusses the benefits of joining or starting a Local Navigator Network, which is a great way to connect with other navigators and share experiences and best practices.
Video Library published on January 26, 2017 in Local Navigator Networks, Member Benefits
Sharon Gentry encourages navigators in rural areas to contact AONN+ to connect with other navigators.
Jennifer Klemp provides an overview of how her Local Navigator Network provides a platform for discussion and learning.
Articles & White Papers published on November 11, 2010 in Local Navigator Networks
With 1,479,350 people projected to be diagnosed with cancer this year, what is the chance that the majority will come in contact with a form of patient navigation? 50%? Or if narrowed to a nurse navigator, maybe 25%? At current, there is no way to calculate that number, but with more cancer programs initiating patient navigation programs, the vision is to increase their chance.
Articles & White Papers published on November 11, 2010 in Local Navigator Networks
After the 2006 initiation of navigation networking in North Carolina, Mary Corey, a Pfizer representative, organized a second annual meeting in Wilmington, North Carolina, in the spring of 2007. Mollie Poletto, director of the Healthcare Association of New York State (HANYS), shared her vision of navigation from the Harold Freeman model.
Articles & White Papers published on November 11, 2010 in Local Navigator Networks
The North Carolina Oncology Navigator Association (NCONA) held its first formal meeting in 2008. A steering committee composed of nurse navigators that had met informally since 2006, composed a purpose, goals, and four committees: Steering, Membership, Communication, and Education. 
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