The growing need for cancer patient navigation and how to meet it

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The process of navigating the cancer care continuum can be extremely complex, confusing, and frustrating for patients and caregivers. To achieve better outcomes, patients need to not only be aware of their options, but also have a comprehensive understanding of them and be able to act accordingly and with purpose. 

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Alyssa Schatz, MSW
Senior director, policy & advocacy, National Comprehensive Cancer Network
Crystal S. Denlinger, MD
Chief executive officer, National Comprehensive Cancer Network
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