Tools & Resources

Video Library published on March 10, 2015 in Tools & Resources
Peg Rummel thinks that there are resources out there, but sometimes there are not enough or it's challenging to connect the patient to the ones that are available. As navigators, we need to provide education and reinforce that meeting these needs is an important part of their plan of care.
Video Library published on January 9, 2015 in Tools & Resources
Jennifer Klemp discusses how the Affordable Care Act has tried to address social support but emphasizes the need for a greater pool of providers to provide that support.
Video Library published on January 9, 2015 in Tools & Resources
Jennifer Klemp addresses the need to explain the insurance coverage available to them and how to secure those resources.
Video Library published on January 9, 2015 in Tools & Resources
Jennifer Klemp shares a story about a patient experience with the Affordable Care Act.
Articles & White Papers published on September 3, 2013 in Tools & Resources
I am often asked what navigation training certification is best for facilities to have their nurses attend so they can be certified as nurse navigators. My reply leads in with an explanation that there are no set required competencies or standards for nurse navigator training, and there is no certification to declare a “certified nurse navigator.”
Articles & White Papers published on July 25, 2013 in Tools & Resources
Literacy experts agree that children need to read during the summer to maintain reading skills, improve reading confidence, and learn new words and concepts. Healthcare professionals that embrace lifelong learning use a 12-month reading program not just in the summer to apply the same principles to their education.
Articles & White Papers published on June 12, 2012 in Tools & Resources
As summer approaches with plans for vacations, long weekends or quieter evenings, it is interesting to see and hear what colleagues have on their “to read” list.
Articles & White Papers published on November 1, 2011 in Tools & Resources
How many evenings do you read articles or news related to work? It is a hazard of the job unless there is time built in at work….I know….I was just dreaming! In reality, reading about your specialty or oncology advances is a professional commitment to stay abreast of the latest for your patients. It is amazing what has transpired over the past 10 years in oncology—just look at all the news on multiple myeloma and melanoma.
AONN+ Blog published on November 11, 2010 in Tools & Resources
When navigating patients with cancer, you soon will notice the need for many support services, given that your goal is to eliminate those barriers preventing your patients from getting their cancer treatment.
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