Plus Pointers
The new toolkit helps oncology navigators and other healthcare providers to improve patient-centered cancer survivorship care in their communities.
University of Arizona Cancer Center presents results of a patient navigation program for underserved patients with cancer.
Oncology navigators adapt to the changes brought about by the coronavirus outbreak, both for patient care and self-care.
Study shows the effect of integrative therapies for managing cancer related pain among patients.
A multidisciplinary approach to cardiovascular care is essential to achieve optimal outcomes.
Oncology patient navigation has resulted in improved patient outcomes and satisfaction, and has financial benefits for cancer programs in the fee-for-service and alternative payment model worlds, lending support for staffing of patient navigation programs.
Cancer Care Considerations for Sexual and Gender Minorities
As the number of cancer survivors continuously grows, implementation of a comprehensive cancer control program to improve their wellness is essential.
Data compare 2 screening programs that support oncology patient navigators who serve disparate populations in the United States.
The George Washington Cancer Center Online Academy provides free trainings for oncology patient navigators and other cancer professionals.
