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Upcoming Events
An exciting new educational initiative to update urologists on the most recent clinical guideline for the management of advanced prostate cancer.
AUA CodingPlus (2023) Part Three will explore and examine the specifics of the CMS proposed rule and recent CPT coding changes in urology.
Seeking an urologist who has demonstrated a commitment or have deep interest in the field of health policy. Apply by October 6, 2023.
Latest from Journals
JU | May 2023
U.S. Urology Residents’ LGBTQ+ Education, Patient Exposure, Preparedness, Attitudes, and Knowledge
It is well established that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and all gender and sexual minority (LGBTQ+) communities experience disproportionate disparities in adverse health outcomes as compared to heterosexual, cisgender communities. Specifically within urological care, there are documented differences in sexual dysfunction, voiding dysfunction, fertility care, and genitourinary cancers among LGBTQ+ people than heterosexual, cisgender people.1
Census By the Numbers
of International Urologists reported completing at least one fellowship training during their career.
Learn More43% of US residents and fellows plan to pursue an Academic medical school as their primary practice setting.
Learn Moreof US residents and fellow selected “Over $350,000” as the level of annual compensation they anticipate achieving in their first professional practice.
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