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Noticing the patterns of fear and frustration among patients regarding UTIs
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“[Patients] want to ensure that all of their episodes of UTIs are seen as a chronic condition that’s really debilitating in their life, and not just single episodes for which they need antibiotics,” says Victoria C. Scott, MD.
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In this video, Victoria C. Scott, MD, discusses the takeaways of the Journal of Urology study, “Fear and Frustration among Women with Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections: Findings from Patient Focus Groups,” as well as the importance of understanding patient frustrations regarding UTIs. Scott is a urologist at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Beverly Hills, California.
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