CAFP: Before and After--Modeling an Optimal Geriatric OAB Exam
Using a real patient, a faculty educator will demonstrate a typical (and less than effective) patient visit. Learners will then observe an exam with the same patient that incorporates and applies the content just discussed, including effective provider-patient communication techniques. Faculty who will also engage in a discussion that older adults exhibit a higher risk of urinary incontinence and overactive bladder due to age, co-morbidities, and polypharmacy. This will demonstrate the benefits of effective communication and how, if risk factors are proactively identified, there are appropriate and effective treatments available to the older patient. Expires 9/30/2012
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AUA 2011 Primary Care Update in Urology Webcast/Podcast
This CME activity covers the latest research from expert urologists and primary care physicians on the urologic issues most relevant to front-line patient care. This education will enhance your knowledge to help improve patient care in the following areas: LUTS, Overactive Bladder/Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia/Other Causes; Erectile Dysfunction/Hypogonadism and Cardiometabolic Syndrome; Prostate Cancer; Interstitial Cystitis/Urinary Tract Infection, Geriatrics in Urology. Expires 5/26/2012
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UNT: Bladder Case Studies
This case-based activity is designed to provide up-to-date relevant information to aid the primary care physician in treating the following: Lower urinary tract symptoms in males: OAB vs BPH; OAB in special populations; Overactive bladder in women Expires 12/31/2011
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