Project ECHO Cancer Patient Navigation

Maine Cancer Foundation serves as the hub site for Project ECHO Cancer Patient Navigation. This is an opportunity for professionals who navigate cancer patient care to come together virtually to increase their knowledge, skills, and self-efficacy related to cancer patient navigation, both in the medical and community settings.

Anyone who navigates cancer patient care is welcome to participate. If you are interested in participating, please contact cancernetwork@mainecancer.org

All Project ECHO sessions are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month from 3pm-4pm.

Session Dates and Topics:
• Cancer Genetics (January 22nd)
• Patient Navigation Metrics (February 26th)
• Immunotherapy (March 25th)

Resources:
•   Patient Navigation Workflows
o   Didactic Presentation
o   Case Study Recommendations
o   MaineGeneral Community Needs Assessment

•   Financial Toxicity Part 1
o   TeleECHO session recording
o   Didactic Presentation
o   Case Study
o   Case Study Recommendations

•   Financial Toxicity Part 2
o   TeleECHO session recording
o   Didactic Presentation
o   Case Study Recommendations
  o   Financial Assistance Programs

•   Transportation
o   TeleECHO session recording
o   Didactic and Case Study Presentation
o   Case Study Recommendations

•   Prevention and Early Detection
o   TeleECHO session recording
o   Didactic and Case Study Presentation
o   Case Study Recommendations

•   Palliative Care
o   TeleECHO session recording
o   Didactic Presentation
o   Case Study Recommendations
o   ASCO Palliative Care in Oncology
o   Palliative Care in Clinical Practice Guidelines

•   Patient Empowerment
o   TeleECHO session recording
o   Didactic Presentation
o   Case Study Recommendations

•   Survivorship
o   TeleECHO session recording
o   Didactic Presentation
o   Case Study Recommendations