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May 21, 2018Clinical journal of oncology nursing69 citations

Nurse Navigator Core Competencies: An Update to Reflect the Evolution of the Role

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KBKristen BaileysLMLori McMullenBLBarbara G. Lubejko

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BACKGROUND: The Oncology Nursing Society published Oncology Nurse Navigator (ONN) Core Competencies in 2013. However, a 2016 role delineation study (RDS) indicated that the role had evolved since their release. The RDS also indicated that a growing number of nurse navigators have extensive oncology and navigation experience. OBJECTIVES: The update to the competencies was undertaken to identify current responsibilities of ONNs and differentiate novice from expert practice. METHODS: A list of competencies was developed based on a literature review, evaluation of the 2013 competencies, and input from six expert ONNs. These draft competencies were vetted through field and expert review, with subsequent updates. FINDINGS: The 2017 competencies include 52 competencies.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a5dc24e7c4751fed08a217chttps://doi.org/10.1188/18.cjon.272-281
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