What is the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS)?
The
Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) is a professional organization committed to promoting excellence in oncology nursing and the transformation of cancer care. Established in 1975, ONS provides a platform for nurses to access education, engage in research, and connect with peers in the field of oncology.
Providing
education and training to enhance the skills of oncology nurses.
Promoting
research and evidence-based practice.
Advocating for policies that support cancer care.
Offering resources and support for professional
development.
Facilitating
networking and collaboration among oncology nursing professionals.
Engaging with
legislators and policymakers on issues affecting oncology nursing and patient care.
Supporting policies that improve access to cancer care and
patient outcomes.
Promoting the role of oncology nurses in the healthcare system.
Offering resources and
training for nurses to become effective advocates.
Becoming a
member to access exclusive resources and benefits.
Participating in local ONS
chapters and special interest groups.
Attending ONS conferences and
events.
Contributing to ONS publications and research initiatives.
Volunteering for leadership roles within the organization.
Advancing the
knowledge and skills of oncology nurses.
Improving the quality of
cancer care through evidence-based practices.
Fostering a community of support and collaboration among oncology professionals.
Driving policy changes that benefit cancer patients and the nursing profession.
