The role of the nurse: prostate cancer in the elderly

Prostate cancer (PCa) is a significant health issue, particularly in elderly men, who constitute the majority of new diagnoses. With increasing life expectancy, managing prostate cancer in older adults presents unique challenges. Drawing on the insights of key studies,...

Decisional regret on prostate cancer

On day two of EAUN24 there were two presentations on the theme of “Decisional regret in prostate cancer”. From the urologist perspective, Prof. Henk Van Der Poel (NL) presented about “Patient reported outcomes following treatment of localised prostate cancer...

First ever urotherapeutic Guideline

Prostate carcinoma (PCa) accounts for 25.4% of all the types of cancer diagnosed in males in Germany. 60,000 males in their mid-60`s are diagnosed with PCa every year. The overall age is approximately 69 years. By 2050, the male...

Personalised risk prediction of side effects after RARP

Helping patients to make better treatment choices Specialising in prostate cancer, I have worked as a nurse practitioner in urology for the last 13 years. I have seen many patients with localised prostate cancer have difficulties to make a...

Insights from the Prostate Cancer World Conference

I am a New Zealand urology nurse specialist with a special interest in prostate cancer. Fifteen years ago I established a small company which gave me the opportunity to develop a nursing service intended to identify and meet the...