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Guidelines & Publications

BAUS Consensus Documents

These consensus documents have been prepared by the Section, on behalf of BAUS, some in conjunction with the British Association of Urological Nurses (BAUN), and are published in the British Journal of Urology International (BJUI).

They are open-access and can, therefore, be downloaded as PDFs from the BJUI site using the links below, without the need for a BAUS member's login:

Management of the complications of long-term indwelling catheters View the PDF
Management of bladder & ureteric injury View the PDF

Management of femal voiding dysfunction

 View the PDF
Consensus management of ketamine uropathy View the PDF
 

NICE Guidelines

Catheter associated UTI (antimicrobial prescribing View the PDF
Complicated urinary tract infections: ceftolozane/tazobactam View the PDF
Urinary tract infection (lower): antimicrobial prescribing View the PDF
Routine pre-operative tests for elective surgery View the PDF
Urinary tract infection (lower): antimicrobial prescribing View the PDFe
Sepsis: recognition, diagnosis and early management View the PDF
Urinary tract infection View the PDF
Urinary incontinence & pelvic organ prolapse in women: management View the PDF
 

Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) / Dept of Health Guidelines

BAUS welcomes the publication of an independent report, "Summaries of the safety/adverse effects of vaginal tapes/slings/meshes for stress urinary incontience & prolapse", commissioned by the MHRA from the York University Health Economics Consortium:

View the publication

The MHRA, working with BAUS and the British Society for Urological Gynaecology (BSUG), has also developed a range of materials for clinicians and patients which are available on the NHS website. These include:

Vaginal tapes for SUI Vaginal mesh for POP

BAUS will continue to work with the MHRA, BSUG and the Department of Health to further develop and implement appropriate action plans.

View the Section's response

 

European Assocation of Urology (EAU) Guidelines

The EAU produces evidence-based guidelines for the management of both benign and malignant urological conditions. Being guidelines (and not protocols), they are advisory rather than proscriptive.

How to access the full EAU guidelines.

In addition, the EAU has released an app containing a "pocket" version of its guidelines; to obtain this app, go to your provider's App Store and search for "EAU Pocket Guidelines".

Individual guidelines relevant to the Section can be downloaded using the links in the table below:

Neuro-urology View the PDF
Non-neurogenic male LUTS View the PDF
Urinary incontinence View the PDF
Urinary infections View the PDF
Thromboprophylaxis View the PDF
Infographic for the risk of thrombosis & bleeding in urological surgery (ROTBUS) View the PDF
 

UK & EAU Guidelines Compared

In March 2018, the Journal of Clinical Urology (JCU) published a series of commisioned articles by British urologists in which the current UK and European Association of Urology guidelines were compared. Comparisons relevant to this Section are listed below.  

Click an item below to view a PDF of the full article published in the Journal of Clinical Urology Vol 11(2); 81-153. Individual articles have a facility to check for updates by clicking on the appropriate button in the top left corner of the text:

Incontinence in women

Neurourology UTIs

 

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