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Patient Navigation Resources
The Patient Navigation in Cancer Care Resource Center provides information and resources to support clinical nurse navigators, clinical social work navigators, and patient navigators to help manage specific cancer diagnoses and help gain access to quality care through all phases of the cancer experience.
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The AONN+ provides a network for collaboration and best practices to advance the role of patient navigation in cancer care and increase access to skilled oncology nurse and patient navigators. We strive to improve evidence-based cancer treatment, quality of life during and after treatment, and access to care so that all patients with cancer can benefit from guidance, insight, and personal advocacy.
These General Navigation Resources explore the evolution of navigation, best practices, and strategies to encourage effective decision-making throughout treatment.
Information and resources to help navigators expand their knowledge and provide specific care for patients with metastatic breast cancer (MBC).
Articles and Quick Guides with critical terminology and details about financial assistance options available to patients throughout treatment.
Resources to support navigators in addressing the needs of older adults living with cancer.
Information and resources to help navigators expand their knowledge and provide specific care for patients with advanced prostate cancer.
Resources to help reduce racial disparities and promote health equity for all patients across the cancer care continuum.
Information and resources about an emerging approach to disease treatment and prevention that takes into account an individual’s genes, environment, and lifestyle. Also known as “personalized medicine.”
Downloadable resources, websites, and videos to share with your patients to help them navigate different cancer types.