CUA-Tolmar Primary Care Outreach Program
The objective of the CUA-Tolmar Primary Care Outreach Program is to support Urologists in disseminating the standard of care in urology to their primary care colleagues in Canada.
Ontario PET Scans
Information on Ordering PET Scans for Urology and Genitourinary Surgery in Ontario
Bladder Neck Dissection Video
🚀 Exciting News from the Canadian Urological Association national meeting 2024 🚀
We are thrilled to share that the educational video on Bladder Neck Dissection during a Robot-Assisted Radical Prostatectomy was presented at the at the @Canadian Urological Association.
🔗 Watch the video here: Bladder Neck Dissection Video
A heartfelt thank you to the @AO Foundation and the AO Fellowship in Medical Education Research for their support and dedication to advancing medical education.
Join us in exploring this exceptional educational resource and elevating our practice together!
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Coalition for Responsible Healthcare Guidelines
The Coalition for Responsible Healthcare Guidelines is a group of concerned healthcare professionals, researchers, and patient representatives.
Multiple experts from various medical fields, including primary care, have expressed concerns about the methods and processes employed by the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care (Task Force). These practices have led to the creation of guidelines that are often inaccurate and outdated. This page includes many of the affected guidelines and substitute recommendations from experienced experts.
https://responsiblehealthcareguidelines.ca/
This initiative has been endorsed by the Canadian Urological Association (CUA).
Position Statement on Transgender Care
The Canadian Urological Association (CUA) stands at the forefront of patient-centric care, dedicated to the principles of dignity, inclusivity, and clinical excellence. We are aware and increasingly concerned about proposed legislative changes that may restrict access to evidence-based care for pediatric transgender patients.
The CUA wishes to affirm it fully supports the well-being and healthcare decisions of youth who identify as transgender and believes it is the right of all Canadians to access safe, inclusive, guideline-concordant care guided by their healthcare professionals. The CUA will also continue to support its members who are involved in transgender patient care, through ongoing advocacy and state-of-the-art educational initiatives.
Listing of CUA Clinical Tools
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