by PNTC Webmaster | Dec 15, 2015 | Blog, Patient Navigator News, Patient Navigator Training Collaborative
In the United States, 9 in 10 adults may have problems understanding and using common health information. By using CDC’s new resource, Everyday Words for Public Health Communication, you can ensure that your organization’s communications are clearer and easier to...
by PNTC Webmaster | Dec 9, 2015 | Blog, Denver Metro, Patient Navigator News, Upcoming Events
Experienced, non-licensed (non nurse/social worker) patient navigators are needed to help pilot-test the state’s future PN skills exam on Jan. 23, 2016, at the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora. This pilot test requires PNs to work with professional patient actors...
by PNTC Webmaster | Dec 3, 2015 | Blog, Denver Metro, Level 2, Patient Navigator Training Collaborative, Upcoming Events
The Advancd Heath Behavior Change course planned for Dec. 11 has been rescheduled for after the holidays. The new date is Jan. 29, 2016. Please see more details below. Advanced Health Behavior Change – Jan. 29 in Aurora, CO This course focuses on chronic...
by PNTC Webmaster | Nov 24, 2015 | Blog, Denver Metro, Patient Navigator Training Collaborative, Upcoming Events
Interested in learning basic patient navigation skills before 2015 draws to a close? Due to high demand, a Level 1: Patient Navigator Fundamentals course has been added in December. This course will be held from Dec. 7-9 at the CU South Denver Campus, 10035 Peoria...
by PNTC Webmaster | Nov 24, 2015 | Blog, Denver Metro, Level 2, Patient Navigator Training Collaborative, Upcoming Events
Improve your Patient Navigation skills with one of these workshops – just added! Sign up soon as space is limited. Advanced Health Behavior Change – Dec. 11 in Aurora, CO This course focuses on chronic disease, including diabetes and...
by PNTC Webmaster | Nov 19, 2015 | Blog
Reporting suspected abuse or neglect may be a difficult decision, but the sooner a concern is reported, the sooner the child can be helped. Professionals such as educators, healthcare providers and mental health providers are considered mandatory reporters. They are...
