Title of article
Breast Cancer Navigation, Our Experience at Avon Breast Center at Hopkins
Author/Authors
Klein, Catherine Nurse Navigator - Johns Hopkins Breast Center - Baltimore - MD, USA , Habibi, Mehran Director - Johns Hopkins Breast Center at Bayview - Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - Baltimore - MD, USA
Pages
3
From page
106
To page
108
Abstract
The concept of patient navigation was founded in
1990 by Dr. Harold Freeman at Harlem Hospital
Center in New York City. His program was an
intervention to address late stage breast cancer
presentations among minority and poor women in
the Harlem community. Navigators were utilized to
work with low income patients or with populations
that did not tend to get the medical care they needed.
Patient navigation focused on identifying and
eliminating barriers to care that could result in delays
by timely cancer screening, diagnosis, and
treatment
Keywords
Breast Cancer Navigation , Hopkins , Experience
Journal title
Astroparticle Physics
Record number
2434954
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