Patient Navigation (PNON02SEP22)
Updated in 2021, the patient navigation course is designed to help health care providers apply principles of navigation throughout the cancer care continuum. Case studies are used to help discuss issues that patients may face during cancer care. The course includes tools and strategies in communication, patient teaching and education to address complex informational, physical and psychosocial needs of patients and families. The process to improve access for indigenous communities, ethno-cultural and gender groups is emphasized.
Course Syllabus
Course Objectives - Will be available in April
Course Requirements
To receive a certificate and a 0.5 credit toward a de Souza designation, participants are required to complete the following:
- Complete a pre-course evaluation
- Complete all section case studies and forum discussions
- Complete final assignment
- Complete post-course evaluation
Time Commitment: Approximately 3 to 4 hours per week.
Course Syllabus: View the course syllabus
Eligibility
This course is available to RNs and RPNs and indigenous navigators.
Payment must be received by September 5, 2022. For more information, please visit our Cancellation & No Show Policy.
Participants can pay for this course through My Account by MasterCard or Visa, or send a cheque to:
de Souza Institutec/o The Michener Institute of Education222 St. Patrick Street, Office 503
Toronto, ON M5T 1V4
- Last Day to Register
- Sep. 5, 2022
- Course Starts
- Sep. 12, 2022
- Fee (CAD)
- $539.00
- International Fee (CAD)
- $755.00
To enroll in this course:
ENROLLTo purchase multiple courses:
Add- Course Ends
- Nov. 14, 2022
- Last Drop Date
- Sep. 16, 2022
- Learning Hours
- 28
- de Souza Designation Credits
- 0.5 credits under Patient Teaching and Coaching
- Format
- eLearning
- Prerequisites
None