Survivorship
Ajeet Gajra, MD, Yolaine Jeune-Smith, PhD, Amy Ellis, Kelly A. Miller, DNP, MPH, Danielle Bergman, RN, John Showalter, MD, Sibel Blau, MD
Timely integration of palliative care (PC) in the management of patients with advanced cancer is a quality benchmark in oncology. PC is often underutilized due to delayed identification and referral of appropriate patients.
Survivorship begins at diagnosis. This National Cancer Survivors Month, learn how you can better support your patients through survivorship and ensure they are meeting their personal care goals.
AONN+ Survivorship Committee Co-Chair, Jason Morrow, shares some valuable information about the mission of the committee, the work involved, and the educational resources they generate.
March 5, 2019 | Video Library
Psychosocial Support Services/Assessment, Role of the Navigator, Survivorship
Psychosocial Support Services/Assessment, Role of the Navigator, Survivorship
Frank dela Rama considers other diagnostic and decision-making tools now available to navigators and patients to guide their care.
This training webinar addresses the topic of prostate cancer survivorship among sexual and gender minorities, and how to provide appropriate care for this population.
Staci Oertle provides an overview of the goals of the AONN+ Survivorship Committee and how the committee is working to achieve them.
Staci Oertle explains how navigators can help ease some of the anxiety patients feels once they've completed treatment and move into survivorship.
Staci Oertle reviews some of the challenges in helping patients transition from treatment to survivorship and explains how navigators can help overcome these issues.
Staci Oertle describes some of the challenges in developing a survivorship care plan and suggests that it's helpful for navigators to know which members of the healthcare team can help them put together a care plan.
February 20, 2018 | Video Library
Clinical Pearls, Coordination of Care/Care Transitions, Operations Management, Survivorship
Clinical Pearls, Coordination of Care/Care Transitions, Operations Management, Survivorship
Dr Edward Partridge describes a number of areas in which he believes institutions can improve.
