January 2026 Vol 17, No 1

Oncology navigation is ever-evolving, and so is the way we tell its story. The start of the new year marks our renewed commitment to celebrating its impact and delivering insights that empower what comes next.

Addressing disparities requires more than programs. It requires relationships. Learn how community-led navigation efforts are creating meaningful change for cancer care in Louisiana.

Equity work scales best when it is built into the system. This article details how routine social screening is reshaping navigation and delivery of cancer care at Boston Medical Center.

Resource management is at the heart of effective navigation. In this edition of Navigation Refresh, Mandi L. Pratt-Chapman, PhD, MA, HON-OPN-CG, breaks down how to assess barriers, identify realistic solutions, and support patients without burning out.

Finding the right clinical trials should not be an overwhelming endeavor for patients. Explore how navigator training can simplify trial discussions and support patient-centered decision-making.

Technology has the power to ease the burden of oncology navigation without replacing the human connection at its core. In this article we look at emerging tools that are designed to support navigators, streamline workflows, and give them more time for what matters most.