Plus Pointers
By demonstrating your worth in a navigation program, you can help show others what it is you do and what you bring to the table.
Consider starting meditation as a way to keep yourself healthy.
Here are some educational resources for patient navigators just getting into the field.
This free, on-demand training is a valuable resource to help those who are at any step along the way in creating or sustaining a navigation or survivorship program.
It’s important to find ways to remind yourself and your team to slow down and greet every patient and be mindful of individuals’ personal needs.
Signs can go a long way to help people feel comfortable.
A printable card helps patients prompt conversations with their patient navigators and the rest of the healthcare team.
This toolkit is a great resource to foster cultural sensitivity and equitable healthcare for people of different backgrounds.
A new e-learning series offers guidance in preparing patients for transitioning to community providers after treatment, as well as short-term survivorship care.
Mandi Pratt-Chapman, MA, shares a road map developed for cancer programs to conduct community needs assessments focusing on disparities and barriers to care.
