Urologists and Nephrologists Take Team Approach to ‘Meaningful Use’
Few physicians considered returning to paper prescriptions based on the efficiency, accuracy, and legibility of e-prescribing.
All articles by J. Stephen Jones, MD, FACS
The Institute Model: Integrating to Improve Care
Renal & Urology News was established in 2002 based on recognition of natural synergies of nephrology and urology. The insight was not immediately intuitive, as care delivery remained largely specialty-based.
Managing Patients Following a Negative Prostate Biopsy
This article addresses the issues that must be understood to navigate the scenario posed by patients that have had a prior negative biopsy.
HGPIN: Precursor, Marker, or Meaningless?
The ongoing controversy as to whether premalignant, prostatic lesions are associated with increase risk of developing cancer.
After the PSA Cutoff Era: The Importance of Context
About two years ago, having recognized that the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) cutoff level of 4.0 ng/mL did not always assist in accurately categorizing a man’s risk for prostate cancer, we began to eliminate this—or any—artificial cutoff defining a “normal” PSA value.
Focal Therapy for Low-Risk Prostate Cancer
Although the traditional approach to prostate cancer has been to target the entire gland, Cleveland Clinic has offered focal cryotherapy on a very limited basis since 2005 for men with low-risk disease who understand the implications of all treatment options.
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