CoC Standards
Video Library published on March 21, 2019 in Best Practices, CoC Standards, Oncology Care Model, Standardized Metrics
AONN+ Metrics Subcommittee Co-Chairs Danelle Johnston and Tricia Strusowski describe how the AONN+ National Navigation Metrics study attempts to find a way to measure progams and performance in order to demonstrate the ways in which oncology navigators impact patient experience and outcomes, and providers' return on investment.
Video Library published on March 21, 2019 in Best Practices, CoC Standards, Oncology Care Model, Standardized Metrics
AONN+ Metrics Subcommittee Co-Chairs Danelle Johnston and Tricia Strusowski describe the oncology navigation metrics and qualitative study they worked on with the American Cancer Society. Looking at all models of oncology navigation and at their standardization, their barriers, and their tools has led to a number of insights and breakthroughs for the AONN+ metrics study team.
Video Library published on March 5, 2019 in CoC Standards, Standardized Metrics, Role of the Navigator
Crystal Dugger suggests why it might be challenging to get key people onboard and suggests how to change that.
Video Library published on March 5, 2019 in Best Practices, CoC Standards, Standardized Metrics, Starting a Navigation Program, Operations Management, Role of the Navigator
Crystal Dugger stresses the necessity of standardizing and quantifying the value of a navigation program to the institution.
Video Library published on March 5, 2019 in Best Practices, CoC Standards, Standardized Metrics, Starting a Navigation Program, Operations Management, Role of the Navigator
What does it take to sustain a navigation program for years to come? Crystal Dugger lists the most important ones for long-term sustainability.
Video Library published on March 5, 2019 in CoC Standards, Standardized Metrics, Role of the Navigator
Crystal Dugger offers an analysis of the main obstacles and the possible solutions to growing the professional field.
Lisa Simms Booth discusses how AONN+ and the Biden Cancer Initiative's shared emphasis on data standards and measurable outcomes is essential in creating policy change.
Elaine Sein stresses that standardized metrics illustrate the value and sustainability that navigators bring to the table and expand on how AONN+ created 35 evidence-based navigation-focused metrics.
I was privileged to chair a task force for the purpose of revisiting this standard and determining what issues lay within it that are barriers to cancer centers being able to achieve it. Upon the creation of such recommended changes, another task force for which I also served, reviewed these recommendations, and, I am pleased to say, approved them. Hot off the press, here is information that you get to hear even before it is announced to accredited facilities.
Documentation by oncology patient navigators can play an important role in your cancer program’s efforts to comply with the new Commission on Cancer (CoC) Standards that became effective in 2015. This blog reviews documentation-tool compliance—in other words—how your documentation tools can help you demonstrate compliance with CoC Standard 3.1 Patient Navigation Process and Standard 3.2 Psychosocial Distress Screening.
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