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Perplexed Pediatrician – Should Mom Worry?
When her son’s pediatrician said she had never heard of the National Cancer Institute (www.cancer.gov), this young mom was blown away. Should she worry about entrusting her son’s care to a doctor who has never heard of this world-famous institution? Comments invited. Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Government Agencies, Other health issues, Training, Uncategorized
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Radio Show -What Does A Navigator Do?
If you are interested in hearing the types of things Patient Navigator can do to help you or a loved one, please listen in to this radio show. We welcome your feedback. Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Caregivers, Chronic Disease, Elder Care, Health Care Reform, Integrative Care, Problem Solving, Training, Uncategorized
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