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EAUN24 meeting highlights

Highlights from EAUN24 in Paris: key lectures, engaging discussions, new intermittent catheterisation guidelines, plus award winners and event photos. Catch up on what you missed!

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Preview of the EAUN24 scientific programme

In this article, EAUN Scientific Congress Office member Ms. Lynn Casey (IE) shares some details on the day-to-day highlights of the scientific programme.

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EAUN24 Awards: Highlighting excellence in urological nursing care

EAUN24 in Paris (6–8 April 2024) featured a rich scientific programme and an Awards Session led by Chair Paula Allchorne, honouring key contributors to advances in urological care.

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Insights from ERUS-EAUN24 Robotic Urology Nursing Meeting

In September we travelled with a delegation from the Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital in Amsterdam to Bordeaux for the annual ERUS Meeting.

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EAUN24: Comprehensive coverage of urological cancers and benign urology

EAUN24: Comprehensive coverage of urological cancers and benign urology

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Decisional regret on prostate cancer

On day two of EAUN24 there were two presentations on the theme of “Decisional regret in prostate cancer”.
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EAUN Guideline Intermittent Catheterisation receives new update

The revised guidelines for intermittent catheterisation including urethral dilatation were presented at EAUN24. The guideline from 2013 was revised and due to the large time span, a lot of literature had to be reviewed. Hence, those responsible have agreed to do an update in 2-3 years next time.
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Reflecting on my time as EAUN Chair

At the last Annual EAUN Meeting (EAUN24), I handed over the position of EAUN chair to my valued colleague Ms. Corinne Tillier (NL). After three great years as chair and over seven years on the EAUN Board as treasurer and membership secretary (when I first joined the board), I can now look back and reflect on what we have managed to achieve.
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Sexual Health SIG: How to break the taboo of discussing sexuality?

A lot of nurses and doctors find it difficult to start the talk on sexuality with their patients, although, this is a problem that occurs frequently in urological diseases and treatments. At EAUN24, Assoc. Prof. Marieke Dewitte (NL) gave a very inspiring lecture on how to break the taboo of discussing sexuality.
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