Courses
For additional information about courses, please contact GUKIevents@ccf.org.
Nephrology Update
May 2019
This course provides a general review and update of topics pertinent to clinical practices in nephrology. Every year emerging scientific data alter the understanding of the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management strategies for patients with kidney disease, creating gaps in practitioners’ knowledge, competencies, and performance, resulting in less than optimal patient outcomes. Nephrology Update features experts who provide a review of the most up-to-date data and analyze it for implications in clinical practice.
National Urology Resident Preceptorship (NURP) in Adult and Pediatric Reconstructive and Prosthetic Surgery
September, 2019
This is one of a series of National Urology Resident Preceptorships (NURP) presented by the Cleveland Clinic’s Glickman Urological & Kidney Institute in collaboration with Rainbow Babies Children’s Hospital. They are “by‐invitation‐only” and are designed exclusively for residents nominated by the respective program directors of accredited urology residency programs in the country. This NURP will consist of didactic lectures and discussed video sessions. The impact of this training format will be objectively documented using detailed questionnaires.
Kidney Stones: Medical, Surgical and Dietary Approaches
October, 2019
InterContinental Hotel & Bank of America Conference Center, Cleveland, Ohio
Kidney stones present a complex challenge and unique opportunity to the health care provider. It offers the chance to intervene at a time of crisis and alleviate pain and suffering. At the same time, it opens the door to a long-term relationship aimed at engaging the patient in the prevention of future stone recurrence. This course will highlight advances in instrumentation and technique in endourologic procedures for stone disease. Participants will have the opportunity to develop and refine their skills in a hands-on simulation session. The course will also provide a critical assessment of laboratory evaluation and imaging utilization in kidney stone management. Lastly, it will place a strong focus on the dietary and pharmacological approaches to stone prevention.
Ambulatory Surgery Symposium
April, 2020
InterContinental Hotel & Bank of America Conference Center, Cleveland, Ohio
This course provides an update on the most current, state-of-the-art issues regarding ambulatory urology from both a practice and medical standpoint. Lectures focus on everyday ambulatory urological issues, recognizing that the majority of most practicing urologists’ workload is outside hospital-based care. Additional emphasis will be in the realm of measurement of quality outcomes from urologic interventions.
Conferences
Cleveland Clinic at AUA 2019
May 3-6, 2019
Chicago, Illinois
Cleveland Clinic at ASRM 2019
October 12-16, 2019
Philadelphia, PA
Cleveland Clinic at ASN 2019
November 5-10, 2019
Washington, DC
