This webinar will help providers understand what patients struggle with the most in managing the impact of breast cancer on sexuality and how to approach communicating about this sensitive topic with the patients.
Oncology navigators, like many other people, may be drawn to information that is novel and unusual. It is important that we know how to identify and share with patients only the reliable and trustworthy health information.
The past 2 years of the pandemic highlighted the role of oncology patient navigation as a solution to improved cancer screening during challenging times.
AONN+ joined other healthcare organizations in developing an e-learning course that helps healthcare professionals enhance the level of health literacy for themselves and their patients.
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network released an updated version of its Survivorship Guidelines on cancer survivorship definition, assessment, and resources.
AONN+ membership survey results provide critical metrics and insights to guide the leadership in setting strategy, which, in turn, helps navigators better traverse the ever-changing navigation landscape.
AONN+ membership survey results provide critical metrics and insights to guide the leadership in setting strategy which in turn helps navigators better traverse the ever-changing navigation landscape.
A tool that many navigators use in their daily practice, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) Guidelines, has received an update to its “problem list.”