Establishing a Successful Navigation Program
Understanding your role (and setting boundaries) allows you to remain focused on the tenets of oncology navigation—providing compassionate patient-centered care.
Heather Ciccarelli, MSW, OPN-CG, Valerie P. Csik, MPH, CPPS, Aliya Rogers, RN, BSN, OCN, Kathy Scheid, RDN, OPN-CG, Caryn Vadseth, BSN, RN, OCN, ONN-CG(T)
Navigators from the American Cancer Society review and share their experience with establishing a hybrid approach to oncology navigation.
Wondering how to identify the gaps in your Navigation Program? Read this to find out.
No need to reinvent the wheel, a community needs assessment will assist in filling gaps and reducing barriers to care.
Addressing compassion fatigue in the oncology healthcare setting is an integral component of any oncology navigation program.
The authors discuss the benefits of clinical and nonclinical patient navigation.
Experts from the American Cancer Society discuss initiatives that demonstrate the value of navigation to patients as well as healthcare systems.
Learn how to establish goals for your navigation program to ensure its operational success.
A focus on training nonclinical patient navigators whose role is to provide cancer information, resources, and support to remove barriers to care.
Mentoring and orienting are essential pieces of the process in fostering your new navigator’s success.
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