Announcing the 2024 ACS NNRT Call To Action Webinar Series
We are excited to announce the 2024 ACS NNRT Call To Action Webinar Series, kicking off with “Policy in Action: Preparing for and Utilizing PIN Codes & Implementation of Organizational Policy.” Join us on October 24th from 2:30 pm ET – 3:45 pm ET to explore strategies and best practices for policy implementation that drives organizational change. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and advance your knowledge in this crucial area!
Publication on new supplement on the role patient navigation plays in improving patient outcomes
The Supplement is a collection of 13 patient navigation articles that will improve cancer care disparities across the cancer continuum by highlighting the critical role of evidence-based navigation. The Cancer Supplement is also posted on the @NNRTnews twitter page. Twitter Space Chat recording from September 6, 2022, listen to the conversation!
Mission
High-quality cancer care for all through evidenced-based patient navigation. Get to know the ACS NNRT sponsors.
Patient Navigation guides the way
Each cancer journey is unique.
Patient navigation in the cancer care setting refers to individualized assistance offered to patients, families, and caregivers to help overcome healthcare system barriers and facilitate timely access to quality health and psychosocial care from pre-diagnosis through all phases of the cancer experience.
Resource Center
Thank you to our members and leaders in the patient navigation community for sharing the following resources. The ACS NNRT will continue to update this resource list based on references and input from the navigation community.
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All 2023 ACS NNRT newsletters are archived on the NNRT website
By the Numbers
Incidence and mortality remain high among some groups because of limited resources and poor access to health care, as well as social and cultural barriers. Patient Navigation is the evidence-based intervention shown to help remove barriers to care and improve health disparities.
40%
Higher mortality rate for breast cancer in black women vs white women
~20%
Higher death rates for among people in poorest areas vs most affluent areas
2.1x
Higher likelihood of death from prostate cancer in black men vs white men
32%
Higher cervical cancer incidence rate in Hispanic/Latin women vs non-Hispanic white women
Our Sponsors
We are grateful for the generous support of our sponsors. Contributions support projects of the Roundtable and the ACS NNRT annual meeting of the membership. The work of the ACS NNRT could not be possible without the support of our valued community partners.
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