Plus Pointers
A welcome sign or literature can show patients with cancer that the disease does not discriminate, and that everyone is dealing with the same cancer-related issues.
Mandi Pratt-Chapman raises significant questions essential to achieving high-quality care for patients with cancer.
Here is a resource to help with this process.
Tools and templates for patient navigation programs can be an immense help.
A road map for implementing a community needs assessment for your cancer program helps to simplify the process.
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.
