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Navigating patients through the complexities of multiple myeloma can be very challenging – yet very rewarding.
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Offering nonclinical support to patients with cancer provides emotional support and helps to meet day-to-day needs.
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A personal narrative about the learning curve of a new navigator who spent the past 10 years in an outpatient infusion clinic.
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The newly relaunched AONN+ Survivorship Committee asks 4 key questions of navigators that should drive survivorship care.
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With great enthusiasm, I present to you the first issue of JONS in 2019!
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The target audience for this series includes physicians (medical and surgical oncologists, interventional radiologists), oncology nurse navigators, oncology nurses, pathologists, oncology pharmacists, and other stakeholders involved in delivering personalized care to cancer patients.

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Overcoming Challenges to Molecular Biomarker Testing
Drs. Geoffrey Oxnard and Lauren Ritterhouse discuss the challenges in biomarker testing—tissue stewardship and complexity of biomarker tests and results—and ways to overcome these challenges—improved communication among all members of the cancer care team and simplification of biomarker test results to focus on actionable biomarkers.
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Impact of Reimbursement for Biomarker Testing on Clinical Practice
Drs. Geoffrey Oxnard and Lauren Ritterhouse deliberate on ways reimbursement issues are impacting clinical practice, particularly CMS’s “14-Day Rule.”
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Reimbursement Challenges and Solutions with Molecular Biomarker Testing
Drs. Geoffrey Oxnard and Lauren Ritterhouse consider the current landscape of reimbursement for molecular biomarker testing, the need to run FDA-approved tests, and the role of CMS and local Medicare providers in testing reimbursement.
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Journal of Oncology Navigation & Survivorship
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