January 2024 Vol 15, No 1

Navigators remove barriers to care and improve health disparities, but if navigation models aren’t sustainable, patients lose, and health inequities persist.

As of January 1, 2024, coding, billing, and payment for principal illness navigation services is a reality that marks a new era for oncology patient navigation.

African American culture, the importance of the patient voice, and story sharing are just some of the themes that emerged from a study to understand the work of African American breast cancer advocates.

Navigators have 2 key roles related to the important work of improving diversity in clinical trials.

The concept of staging is inherently important to all patients and all who practice clinical medicine; the T(umor) N(ode) M(etastasis) System is an important strategy for classifying adult solid tumors.

Quick action and an immediate referral addressed a life-threatening complication.