Block time on your calendar for NNECOS! The NNECOS Lunchtime Webinar Task Force is excited to feature a lunchtime webinar on the last Thursday of each month. Each quarter, we'll include at least one original content webinar, in addition to a mixture of industry partner and encore webinars. Continuing Nursing Education Credits will be available for some sessions. Register once and you're on the list for the entire series!*
We look forward to seeing you!
September 26th Coordination of Care During this session, Tiffany will discuss the challenges of coordinating care effectively for patients with cancer and best practices to coordinate across a multidisciplinary team (MDT). Tiffany Hurvitz, BSN, RN, OCN - Nurse Educator, Merck, has been an oncology nurse for 17 years. The majority of her career has been in Boston. She has worked in various settings including inpatient oncology, infusion and practice/navigation. Given her passion for education both for health care providers and patients, she enjoys this current role that allows for meaningful discussions throughout Northern New England. | October 24th Building Resiliency to Compassion Fatigue ![]() Jacqueline Broms, RN,BSN, OCN is a licensed registered nurse. Prior to joining the Pharmaceutical Industry, Jacqueline was in clinical practice for over 30 years in both academic and community hospitals. Her clinical experiences include intensive care nursing and oncology nursing including inpatient oncology (with a focus on Acute Leukemias), outpatient infusion, navigation, education, clinical trials, and the management of two Cancer Centers. She is actively involved in the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) and has certification as an Oncology Certified Nurse and Chemotherapy/ Immunotherapy Certified Nurse. In her free time Jacqueline enjoys dinners with family and friends, trips to the ocean, the mountains, skiing, reading, travel, and New England sports. |
Caring for Everyone: Unique Needs of LGBTQ+ People with Cancer
Recording Available - Register for Access using the Link Below
Dr. Shail Maingi from Dana Farber Cancer Institute shares knowledge about health disparities experienced by sexual and gender minorities (SGM) in the United States across the cancer care continuum and discuss resources, clinical pearls, and opportunities to improve the cancer care received by LGBTQ+ patients and their families. Register now for recording access
April Webinar Recording