Developing a Provincial Cancer Patient Navigation Program Utilizing a Quality Improvement Approach Part Three: Evaluation and Outcomes

In the World Health Organization’s definition of health, the physical, mental and social aspects of health stand out as equally vital and intricately interwoven2. I firmly believe

Since the region offers optimal conditions for developing these activities, the local stakeholders and those responsible for promoting tourism in the Regional Unit of Drama should

by Vigeral [12] and Ziliotto [13] dealing with two-person zero-sum stochastic games with finite state space: compact action spaces and standard signalling in the first case,

With growing interest in navigation programs among patients, healthcare providers and pol- icy-makers across Canada, as a means to improve coordination and continu- ity of care,

Key words: cancer, oncology, nurse navigator, nurse pivot, patient satisfaction, patient cancer care

Feeling Truly Welcome in the Cancer Care Environment Feeling welcome was described in various ways, includ- ing the general attitude of healthcare team members, positive

The knowledge shared through this series of articles will add to the knowledge base regarding how to implement and sup- port a large scale cancer patient navigation program and will

Cancer patient navigation programs have been shown to influence system efficiencies through improved continuity and coordination of care and facilitating timely access to