EAU Podcasts European Association of Urology

Welcome to 'Episode 4' of the series “What young urologists need to know", titled "Effective time management for busy urologists: techniques and tools”, where Prof. Francesco Montorsi (IT) and Dr. Laura Mertens (NL) discuss time management tailored specifically for busy urologists.

Dr. Mertens and Prof.  Montorsi uncover strategies essential for optimising your workflow. They share invaluable techniques and tools to help you enhance your productivity, from mastering task prioritisation to navigating distractions.

Plus, don't miss out on the interesting stories shared by Prof. Montorsi, offering both wisdom and humour from his wealth of experience.
Tune in now to unlock the secrets to efficient time management which can help you manage your agenda. 

In this special edition of EAU Podcasts, experts met in person at the EAU Annual Congress (EAU24) to discuss the newest updates to the EAU Guidelines on muscle-invasive and metastatic bladder cancer (MIBC). 

Panel chair Prof. J.A. Witjes led the conversation with co-chair Assoc. Prof. A. Van Der Heijden and panel member Prof. R. Cathomas to cover additions to the local imaging recommendations, restaging and new tools, systemic reviews to the guidelines, and combination therapies.

In this special edition of EAU Podcasts, experts Prof. Paolo Gontero and Prof. Alexandra Masson-Lecomte met in person at the EAU Annual Congress (EAU24) to discuss the newest updates to the EAU Guidelines on Upper Urinary Tract Urothelial Cell Carcinoma (UTUC).

Panel Chairs Prof. Paolo Gontero and Prof. Alexandra Masson-Lecomte cover points of change in the UTUC guidelines, including genetic testing recommendations, risk classifications, and treatment recommendations.

In 'Episode 3' of the series “What young urologists need to know", titled "Mentorship and peer support: Navigating urology together”, Prof. Prokar Dasgupta (GB) and Assoc. Prof.  Juan Luis Vásquez (DK) talk about the crucial role of mentorship and peer support in the field of urology.

They discuss how guidance from experienced mentors and collaboration among peers can enhance professional growth, clinical skills, and overall well-being in the challenging realm of urological practice. 

Whether it's navigating complex cases or advancing career trajectories, this episode offers invaluable insights for aspiring and established urologists alike, emphasising the power of mentorship and camaraderie in shaping successful medical careers.

Tune in to 'Episode 2' of the series “What young urologists need to know", titled "Academic - clinics balance: How to achieve it?", where Prof. Bhaskar Somani (GB) and Ass. Prof. Giorgio Gandaglia (IT) navigate the delicate equilibrium between academia and clinical practice in urology.

In their discussion they share insightful strategies and personal experiences on balancing research commitments with patient care responsibilities. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or an aspiring academic, this podcast offers invaluable guidance on maintaining balance between advancing medical knowledge and delivering optimal healthcare outcomes.
Tune in to this enriching discussion that promises to inspire and inform! 

In 'Episode 1' of the series on "What young urologists need to know", segment 2 covers the topic of "Balancing the life of a young urologist". Dr. Thomas Tailly (BE) and Dr. Michiel Sedelaar (NL) offer a comprehensive exploration of the age-old question: Is it truly possible to strike a balance between work and well-being? 

Dr. Tailly and Dr. Sedelaar delve into the intricate interplay between work and well-being. Through their insightful discussion and evidence-based insights, you can gain ideas on how to achieve a harmonious balance between professional commitments and personal fulfilment. Tune in to learn some practical strategies to cope in today's fast-paced world of urology.