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    The Future Is Full of Opportunities for Advancing Oncology Nursing and Cancer Care
    ONS Leadership

    The Future Is Full of Opportunities for Advancing Oncology Nursing and Cancer Care

    As I reflect on my time as ONS president, I realize that I am concluding my term as I began: grateful for the oncology nurses who have inspired and supported me. We are all guided by the common goal to provide the best possible care to individuals with cancer. 

    April 10, 2018
    How ONS Supports Oncology Nurse Navigators in Care Coordination
    Care coordination

    How ONS Supports Oncology Nurse Navigators in Care Coordination

    When I worked in the clinical setting, like many of you, I guided patients through treatments, prepared them for managing their care at home, celebrated the completion of treatment, and grieved the deaths of many. I coordinated patients’ care. 

    March 20, 2018
    How Your Vote for Directors-at-Large Positions the Selection of ONS Board Officers
    ONS Leadership

    How Your Vote for Directors-at-Large Positions the Selection of ONS Board Officers

    Happy New Year! The beginning of the year is a time to look forward and anticipate possibilities. It is also a time to reflect on what has been accomplished in the past year. 

    January 08, 2018
    Sue Schneider
    ONS Leadership

    Find Moments of Inspiration in Your Work

    I just finished writing a sympathy card to the family of “Beth.” For the past five years, Beth was in a support group that I facilitate for individuals with advanced cancer. Beth is an example of why I am an oncology nurse. She was an amazing woman. A deliberate thinker, she collected information and made decisions about her health that fit her goals. She once asked me, “How can you continue to care for folks with cancer year after year? It must be hard.”

    November 28, 2017
    Susan Schneider
    Quality of care

    Oncology Nurses Need to Advocate for Access to Quality Care

    Specialized Knowledge: Quality Care. This is my ONS presidential platform. In several columns, I have discussed how ONS resources can provide you with the specialized knowledge and expertise to provide quality care. This issue, I’d like to focus on quality care.

    September 07, 2017
    Susan Schneider
    ONS Leadership

    Through Early Detection, We Can Impact Cancer Mortality

    Earlier in 2017, a group of 12 nurses traveled to Cuba to learn about cancer care and the healthcare system there. Cubans are very proud of their healthcare and educational systems, which are offered without charge to their citizens. We learned so much on this trip, but my take-home message from this experience was the importance of prevention and early detection.

    July 17, 2017
    Celebrate Nurses
    ONS Leadership

    Renew Your Mind, Body, and Spirit This May While Celebrating Nurses

    This year the American Nurses Association’s National Nurses Week theme was Nursing: The Balance of Mind, Body, and Spirit. Take time this month to establish new ways to find balance. As nurses we are taught to view the individuals we care for holistically, yet we don’t always care for ourselves with the same focus. Spring is a symbolic time to renew. Take time to learn something new, take actions to renew your spirit, and be mindful of ways to nourish your body. These actions are important for your health and for the health or those you care for.

    May 11, 2017
    Nurse navigator

    ONS/ONCC Role Delineation Study Shows Oncology Nurse Navigators’ Role Continues to Evolve

    Since ONS and the Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation conducted the first role delineation study in 2011, the oncology nurse navigator role has continued to change. Cancer care has evolved, and focus on care coordination has increased to improve quality and reduce costs.
    December 07, 2016
    Susan Schneider
    Oncology nurse pride

    Every Nurse Is a Leader

    At the end of July, Pittsburgh was full of energy and excitement as more than 400 oncology nurses attended Leadership Weekend. The experience is designed for ONS Chapter and Community leaders, as well as Board members of all three corporations and our Leadership Development Committee, to share ideas and learn leadership skills.
    September 06, 2016

    The More You Know, the Better Your Care

    On May 1 during the 2016 Congress, I introduced my ONS presidential platform, “Specialized Knowledge: Quality Care.” Cancer nursing requires dedication, skill, and KNOWLEDGE. Oncology nursing, as we all know, is constantly changing. New treatments. New standards. New regulations. New processes. The list goes on. Staying informed and prepared for the future of oncology is daunting for any oncology nurse.
    July 05, 2016
    Oncology nurse influence

    Why We Need to Look Back to Move Forward

    As I start this amazing adventure as your new ONS president, I can’t help but pause and reflect on how I got here. Those of you who know me say that I am an organized, motivated, dedicated oncology nurse who is proud to be involved in ONS. What I’ve never had was a specific five-year plan. Instead, I’ve had role models: individuals who inspired me, recognized my potential, and often channeled my energy in the right direction.
    May 03, 2016

    To discuss the information in this article with other oncology nurses, visit the ONS Communities.

    To report a content error, inaccuracy, or typo, email pubONSVoice@ons.org.

    Susan M. Schneider PhD, RN, AOCN®, FAAN
     
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