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Survivorship navigation resources
Turn a complicated care pathway into named contacts and next steps.
Care navigation map
Use a fictional example or approved program material. Save a notebook revision to return to this work later, or export your notes.
Review my assembled care navigation map
Survivorship navigation resources Care navigation map Care coordination goal Unanswered Care contacts and their responsibilities Unanswered Next appointment or agreed follow up Unanswered Records needed and who can provide them Unanswered Access barrier and the person I will ask for help Unanswered
Survivorship navigation resources Care navigation map Care coordination goal Unanswered Care contacts and their responsibilities Unanswered Next appointment or agreed follow up Unanswered Records needed and who can provide them Unanswered Access barrier and the person I will ask for help Unanswered
Save and revisit this work
Save fictional examples and approved program learning material to your CSPN notebook. Each save creates a new revision available to you and authorized program reviewers. Use the private care channel agreed with your clinical team for personal health records.
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When this task needs another step
Two teams appear to own the same action
Ask the teams to confirm who sends, who receives, and who reviews the information. Record those responsibilities separately in the handoff tracker.
A date is still uncertain
Mark the date as awaiting confirmation in your notes and name the contact who can confirm it. Revisit the map after that contact responds.
A practical barrier affects the handoff
Use the access-barrier exercise to name the obstacle and ask the relevant navigator or scheduling contact for a workable next step.
Review before carrying this work forward
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Review before using your output
Check that dates, names, and questions reflect your experience. Share personal health information through the private channel agreed with your care team. Clinical concerns require direct care-team contact; urgent concerns require your local urgent or emergency care pathway.