At-home semen analyses, telecystoscopy among telemedicine’s applications in urology
February 13th 2024"There's...this concept of the virtualist; truly, the virtual urologist who has a potentially full-time telehealth practice but geared toward really delivering care, and these positions exist," says Kara L. Watts, MD.
Dr. Sankin and Dr. Aboumohamed on advances in urologic cancer care
February 3rd 2024"There's just a lot of active trials being studied, and hopefully, in the next 5 or 10 years, we'll see another handful of agents get approved and really start to make some headway in [NMIBC]," says Alexander I. Sankin, MD.
Dr. Pedro Maria highlights the Hispanic Urologists Society of North America
January 17th 2024“We want to serve as role models for pre-med students to come into the urology field [and] to explore what urology is, because there is a great need not only in general for urologists, but for Hispanic urologists. ,” says Pedro P. Maria, DO.
Dr. Robles and Dr. Watts share takeaways from AUA QI Summit
January 16th 2024"There's just a tremendous opportunity for telehealth and being able to increase delivery to patients in these areas or at least reduce their amount of travel time to get to see a urologist based on where they live," says Kara L. Watts, MD.
Investigators identify link between food insecurity and urge urinary incontinence
May 30th 2023"Our main finding was that participants who experienced food insecurity in the past year were at 55% increased odds of reporting at least 1 episode of urge urinary incontinence in the past month, compared with those who have not experienced food insecurity," says Joseph Kim, MD.
Dr. Watts on the role of interstate licensure in telemedicine
May 8th 2023“The cost and the burden of being able to find permissions and licenses within different states to continue to offer these services once the waivers end will essentially negate all of these services,” says Kara L. Watts, MD.
AUA Data Committee Chair discusses how census results can boost legislative efforts
November 28th 2022“Almost 1/3 [of telehealth visits] were planned as audio-only, and the healthcare system is no longer going to pay for that. We can use the data from our census to go to Congress and say, 'Hey, you're making a mistake,’” says Amanda North, MD.