Challenges for Urologic Research Symposium

Friday, May 3, 2024 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM · 4 hr. (US/Central)

217D

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Topic: Transitional Urology: The New Frontier

Symposium Goal: The goal of this symposium is to highlight challenges and considerations in lifelong care of patients born with congenital urological conditions. We will review patient-centered methodologies to inspire research studies, define meaningful outcomes, and engage all stakeholders. Additionally, we will review creative applications of emerging research knowledge and technologies to better understand and care for this unique population.

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Researchers

Continuing Medical Education

CME

Challenges for Urologic Research Symposium

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Friday, May 3

Introduction

Focus on the Patient: Moderated Interview with Patient

What I Wish My Doctors Understood (and Researched)

Novel Methods to Engage Adolescents and Young Adults in Research

Medical Communication and Research Engagement with Youth with Executive Functioning and Cognitive Limitations

Understanding Patient and Parent Worries

Medical Disclosure of Childhood Surgeries to Patients

Decisional Regret Regarding Childhood Surgeries

Discussion and Wrap Up

Break

Historical Perspective: Physician-Directed Research

Defining Meaningful Outcomes and Developing Standardized Measures for Complex Congenital Urology Patients

Novel Application of Qualitative Research

Potential for AI and Machine Learning Applications

Discussion and Wrap Up

The Evolution of the Neurogenic Bladder Research Group

Collaborating with Advocacy Groups in Research

Developing Programs to Address Global Health and Racial/Ethnic Disparities

Panel: Funded Researchers in This Space

Discussion and Wrap Up

Conclusion & Post-Symposium Discussion

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