BIP! Finder - Essentials for Standardising the Undergraduate Urology Curriculum in Europe: Outcomes of a Delphi Consensus from the European School of Urology

2021 • Essentials for Standardising the Undergraduate Urology Curriculum in Europe: Outcomes of a Delphi Consensus from the European School of Urology

Authors: Juan Gómez Rivas; Bhaskar Somani; Moises Rodriguez Socarrás; Giancarlo Marra; Ian Pearce; Lars Henningsohn; Patricia Zondervan; Henk van der Poel; Hendrik Van Poppel; James N’Dow; Evangelos Liatsikos; Joan Palou; Rade Stanisavljevic; Bojanic Nebojsa; Pavel Banov; Leonid Spivak; Stilianos Giannakopoulos; Mario Álvarez-Maestro; Jan Svihra; Tobias Page; Emrah Yuruk; Miguel Silva-Ramos; Saban Sarikaya; Francesco Porpiglia; Attila Szendroi

Venue: European Urology Open Science

Type: Publication

Abstract: The burden of urological diseases is rising as the worldwide population ages. Although specialist urological provision is needed, a large proportion of these conditions will be managed in primary care. The importance of including urology in medical education currently remains unclear.To provide recommendations on undergraduate medical education for urology in Europe.A three-round Delphi process to reach consensus on standardising the undergraduate urology curriculum in Europe was endorsed by the European School of Urology.The levels of agreemen... (read more)

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Topics: Urology Medical education

DOI: 10.1016/j.euros.2021.09.003

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