- This new edition features extensively revised chapters, new chapters on COVID-19 and on telemedicine
- Offers practical guidance for newly qualified urologists transitioning into urological practice
- Systematically presents a range of practical strategies for a successful transition from trainee to practicing urologist
This extensively revised second edition of the text discusses the management of various aspects of the professional life of newly qualified urologists as well as more experienced urologists. It features clear, easy-to-read chapters covering various topics, including clinical and surgical patient care, administrative duties, and research in today's hectic practice environment.
New topics covered include how to manage an operating theater, telemedicine and how to manage crisis situations. Lessons acquired from the authors experiences of the COVID-19 Pandemic are also detailed.
Navigating Organized Urology: A Practical Guide systematically presents a range of practical strategies for a successful transition from trainee to practicing urologist, while also offering more experienced urologists a fresh perspective on efficient management and successful adaptation of their practices for the modern age.
Table of Contents- Knowing Yourself.-
- Finding the Right Job.-
- The Role of the Educator.-
- The Urologist as an Effective Administrative Leader.-
- The Urologist as Researcher.-
- Academic Roles: Inventor.-
- Academic Research Collaboration.-
- Patient Satisfaction.-
- Managing the Operating Room: A Urologist’s Guide to Enhancing Efficiency and Quality.-
- Enhancing and Promoting Your Office Urology Practice.-
- The Importance of Coding and Billing.-
- Time Management.-
- Media and Social Media.-
- Burnout, Happiness and Work-Life Harmony.-
- The Power of History and Leveraging Past Institutional Success.-
- Navigating Organized Urology.-
- Re-Evaluating yourself.
