
As we leave behind the stress of 2020, it’s important to encourage patients with cancer, survivors, and ourselves, to create realistic New Year’s resolutions.
A look back at the challenges and success of Local Navigator Networks in 2020.
Inside of us all is a Warrior and a Caregiver. While the Warrior powers through, we need to find time to nourish the Caregiver.
This holiday season, we may need to forego our usual traditions to keep our friends and family safe. Here are some ways to take your holiday plans virtual and how you can practice gratitude this season.
Prepare Your Local Navigator Network for 2021!
In the past few months, we have all struggled with the fallout of the pandemic, a change in the way we spend our holidays, and a tense election. Mandi Pratt-Chapman reminds us all to look after our mental health.
Oncology navigators should discuss short-term survivorship and surveillance early on to prepare patients with cancer for the surprises that may come with this treatment milestone.
An overview of your end-of-year AONN+ Local Navigator Network Annual Report.
Given the growing diversity within the United States, additional opportunities for cultural competency training are always needed. Take the no-cost TEAM training today!
Now that you’re “back” from the Virtual AONN+ Annual Conference, start taking steps toward implementing all that you’ve learned into your day-to-day work!