Sleeping more isn’t the solution to combat the chronic fatigue caused by chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation therapy. So, what works and why aren’t cancer patients told about it?
The virtual AONN+ Annual Conference gives Local Navigator Networks the opportunity to bond and brainstorm by turning the event into a viewing party.
Knowing patient sexual orientation and gender identity is critical for quality cancer care. But why don’t many institutions collect such information, and what you can do to champion health equity?
With the delay in mammogram screenings due to the COVID-19 pandemic, oncology professionals should be prepared with resources for patients being diagnosed with higher stages of breast cancer.
In order to achieve professionalism in navigation, oncology navigators can seek out continuing education and networking opportunities.
Results from a Systematic Review of Cancer Survivorship Research on LGBTQI Persons shows how we must move beyond binary assumptions.
Navigation teams may find it difficult to truly work together as a team if roles and responsibilities aren’t delineated.
Do you wish to attend the 2021 AONN+ Annual Conference, but need financial support? AONN+ is now accepting applications for our Conference Scholarship Fund!
In a comparative effectiveness trial, members of the George Washington Cancer Center studied survivorship care delivery models and how they can affect quality of life.
When it comes to communicating with our patients, we need to take steps to ensure they are understanding of their diagnosis and next steps.
