This Lung Cancer Awareness Month, share how easy a lung cancer screening is with a Veteran you know

Guests/Speakers

Charity Holien, RN, a nurse navigator with the University of Colorado Cancer Center

Ross Camidge, MD, PhD, Director of the Thoracic Oncology Clinical and Clinical Research Programs at University of Colorado Cancer Center

There is so much hope in lung cancer today. But lung cancer is also inherently very complicated. And the process of getting to a treatment plan takes a lot of expertise, different members of a medical team, and lots of tests. And one way to make this process easier on patients and more efficient for doctors who are making those treatment plans is to use an expert called a patient or nurse navigator.