Visit Details and Reports
PLEASE NOTE: all recipients of funding are asked to submit a report of their visit, using a Word template supplied by Urolink (downloadable using the button below). All reports are converted to PDFs before...
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Paediatrics
To treat children and watch them recover can be one of the most rewarding experiences in medicine. Some urologists are involved in the treatment of children with tight foreskins, congenital hernias, undescended testicles and a variety...
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This is a retrospective audit to assess BTX-A treatment under LA (in an outpatient setting) & GA (as an inpatient). It looks specifically at what counselling is given about risks & benefits, whether procedure-specific information has been...
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Our commitment to a greener future
Sustainability has become a defining priority across the NHS in recent times, and urology has an important role to play in reducing its environmental impact while continuing to deliver the highest standards...
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BAUS Snapshot Audits
Projects starting in 2020
BAUS undertook two snapshot audits in 2020.
First, an audit of surgery for bladder outflow obstruction (BOO) with individual unit feedback sent out in early November 2020. National data from...
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BAUS Research Priorities
BAUS has compiled a basic list of urological research priorities which is shown below. If you wish to add anything to this list, please contact us by e-mail.
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As we approach the end of the year, I thought that I would write to provide a summary of events since my last newsletter, and highlight a few issues for 2020.
Once again, we had an excellent annual meeting in Glasgow in June with lots of positive...
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I hope that this “ex-chair” newsletter finds you well, that 2022 is already looking more favourable than the last two years have been for us all, and that it will continue to develop into a happy, healthy and productive year for you and your...
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Flexible cystoscopy is now the most frequently performed urological intervention.
In the late 1990s, the first nurse specialists started to be trained in this technique. Over the intervening years, there has been a gradual change from nurses...
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With Christmas approaching as this "year of years" draws to a close, it seems a good time to write to all BAUS members to reflect on the last few months, to give you an update on where the organisation stands and to point you to what we have planned...
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The start of the academic year seems like a good moment both to reflect on the year gone, and to update members on plans for the year ahead at BAUS. For understandable reasons (too many to detail here), it’s been a year that many will simply want to...
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Information and guidance from BAUS for patients suffering from incontinence of urine
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Information and guidance from BAUS for adult patients suffering from a urinary infection
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William (Bill) Forbes Hendry died on 3 October 2012. He was one of the UK's most influential urologists in the 1980s and 1990s. He was President of BAUS from 1996 to 1998 and was a St Peter's Medallist in 1999. He was joint editor of the BJU with...
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"There are few more crippling disabilities than complete incontinence of urine. Not only does the victim suffer considerable physical inconvenience, or even misery, but there is that harder cross to bear - mental anguish."
Terence Millin,...
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From open surgery and several weeks in hospital to day-case laser surgery or relief of symptoms in an outpatient setting
Transurethral resection of the prostate, TURP, is one of the operations that defines urology,but, although it was...
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