With this context in mind, the EAU Guidelines Office Dissemination Committee conducted a systematic review on the role of SoMe in CPG dissemination across different medical specialties, which has been recently published on European Urology Focus. [2] Medline, Embase and Cochrane databases and the general platform Google were searched for all relevant publications using PRISMA guidelines. Only studies were included after full text review. SoMe use for CPG dissemination is, in fact, a relatively new concept and all our included studies were published in the last 5 years. The specialties using SoMe for CPG dissemination included Neurology (complementary and alternative medicine in Multiple Sclerosis), Gastroenterology (Helycobacter pylori treatment), Anaesthesia (guidelines on National Tracheostomy Safety Project), Cardiology (Chronic Heart Failure) and Urology (EAU Guidelines). The included studies were a mixture of observational studies and pre/post interventional studies. The search strategy did not identify comparative, randomised or non-randomised trials, testing SoMe-based or other digital methods of CPG dissemination or implementation. There was a significant improvement in knowledge, awareness, compliance, and positive behaviours with respect to the CPG with use of the SoMe dissemination

Stellar lineup: Your guide to ESU courses YUORDay22: EAU

The European School of Urology (ESU) continuously Guidelines Cup, develops its educational activities to parallel the ever-expanding field of urology. For two decades now, nightmare cases, the ESU has been vigilant in providing training essentials to young and experienced urologists. and more At EAU22, you can expect popular hands-on trainings (HOTs) on MRI fusion biopsy, MRI Reading, sacral Tailored to the educational needs of residents, the neuromodulation, robotics, and abdominal ultrasound. European Society of Residents in Urology (ESRU) What’s also in store for you are in-demand ESU and the Young Urology Office (YUO) organised the courses. Found below is a preliminary overview of YUORDay22 session, which will take place on 19 topics and course sessions. Individual lectures per March 2022. The session will offer surgery tips and session, as well as, more details on the HOTs will be tricks such as how to master flexible ureteroscopy, made available in the online scientific programme incontinence surgery, and more; nightmare cases soon. with Q&A; hot updates such as new evidences in prostate cancer, and bladder cancer, to name a few. Adrenals Then YUORDay22 will conclude with the live finale • Adrenals for urologists of EAU Guidelines Cup. (Chair: Prof. Ali Serdar Gözen) The EAU Guidelines Cup is a competition which will Andrology determine which EAU junior members know the • Office management of male sexual dysfunction EAU Guidelines the best. The Cup will consist of (Chair: Prof. Christian Stief) three rounds. The first and second rounds will be • The infertile couple – Urological aspects online and consist of multiple-choice questions. The (Chair: Dr. Marij Dinkelman-Smit) final top three participants will compete on YUORDay22 overseen by experts and Guidelines Female urology masters Prof. Dr. Maria Jose Ribal Caparros (ES), Dr. • Advanced vaginal reconstruction Giulio Patruno (IT), and Dr. Juan Luis Vásquez (DK). (Chair: Prof. Dmitry Pushkar) • Prolapse management and female pelvic floor To join the EAU Guidelines Cup, wait for an problems (Chair: Prof. Ervin Kocjancic) invitation sent to your email address with a personalised link. Click the link then answer the General Urology questions as best and fast as you can. You will • How to proceed with hematuria receive immediate feedback on how many answers (Chair: Mr. Hugh Mostafid) you got correct. You could be the next EAU • Ultrasound in urology Guidelines Cup champion. Are you up for the (Chair: Prof. Tillmann Loch) challenge? • Improving your communication and presentation skills (Chair: Prof. Giovanni Cacciamani) • How to write the introduction and methods (Chair: Prof. James Catto) • How to write results and discussion (Chair: Prof. Catto) • Practical aspects of cancer pathology for urologists.

The 2022 WHO novelties (Chair: Prof. Eva Compérat)

Infections

• Dealing with the challenge of infection in urology (Chair: Prof. Florian Wagenlehner)

Kidney transplantation

• Renal transplantation: Technical aspects, diagnosis and management of early and late urological complications (Chair: Prof. Francisco Javier Burgos Revilla)

Male LUTS

• Management of BPO: From medical to surgical treatment, including setbacks and operative solutions (Chair: Mr. Vijay Ramani)

Neurogenic and non-neurogenic voiding dysfunction

• Chronic pelvic pain in men and women (Chair: Dr. Bert Messelink) • Practical neuro-urology (Chair: Prof. Francisco Cruz) • Lower urinary tract dysfunction and urodynamics (Chair: Prof. Hashim Hashim)

Paediatric urology

• Practical approach to paediatric urology (Chair: Asst. Prof. Fardod O'Kelly)

Penile and testicular cancer

• Male Genital Diseases (Chair: Prof. Suks Minhas) • Testicular cancer (Chair: Prof. Peter Albers)

Prostate cancer

• Robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (Chair: Dr. Pierre-Thierry Piéchaud) • Retropubic radical prostatectomy: Tips, tricks and pitfalls (Chair: Prof. Oliver Hakenberg) • Focal therapy in prostate cancer (Chair: Dr. Eric Barret) • Prostate cancer imaging: When and how to use it (Chair: Dr. Jochen Walz) • Prostate cancer screening and active surveillance – Where are we now? (Chair: Prof. Alexandre R. Zlotta) • Prostate biopsy: Tips and tricks (Chair: Prof. Peter Hammerer) • Metastatic prostate cancer (Chair: Prof. Karl Pummer) • Oligometastatic prostate cancer (Chair: Dr. Robert Jeffrey Karnes) • Prostate cancer update: 2021-2022 (Chair: Prof. Francesco Montorsi) • Surgery or radiotherapy for localised and locally advanced prostate cancer (Chair: Prof. Jeroen Van Moorselaar) • Prostate cancer challenges and controversies from guidelines to real-world (Chair: Prof. Francisco Gómez Veiga) • Theranostics in prostate cancer (Chair: Prof. Boris Hadaschik)

Renal tumours

• Advanced course on laparoscopic renal surgery (Chair: Dr. Alberto Breda) • Treatment of small renal masses (Chair: Prof. Paolo Gontero) • Robot renal surgery (Chair: Prof. Alexandre Mottrie)

Trauma

• Urinary tract and genital trauma (Chair: Dr. Noam Kitrey)

Urethral strictures

• Advanced course on urethral stricture surgery (Prof. Luis Martinez-Pineiro)

Urolithiasis

• Percutaneous nephrolithotripsy (PCNL) (Chair: Prof. Evangelos Liatsikos) • Update on stone disease (Chair: Prof. Bhaskar Somani) • Flexible ureterorenoscopy and retrograde intrarenal surgery: Instrumentation, technique, tips, tricks and indications (Chair: Prof. Olivier Traxer) • Metabolic workup and non-surgical management of urinary stone disease (Chair: Dr. Thomas Tailly) • Advanced endourology in the non-standard patients with urolithiasis (Chair: Dr. Guido Kamphuis)

Urological surgery

• Surgical anatomy for laparoscopic and roboticassisted radical prostatectomy and cystectomy (Chair: Prof. Jens-Uwe Stolzenburg) • Laparoscopy for beginners (Chair: Prof. Xavier Cathelineau) • Advanced course on upper tract laparoscopy: Kidney, ureteropelvic junction (UPJ), ureter and stones (Chair: Prof. Francesco Porpiglia) • Peno-scrotology and basic lower urinary tract endoscopy – Questions you are scared to ask (Chair: Mr. Chandra Shekhar Biyani) • Prosthetic surgery in urology (Chair: Mr. Asif Muneer) • Lymphadenectomy in urological malignancies (Chair: Prof. Agostino Mattei) • Practical tips for pelvic laparoscopic surgery: Cystectomy, radical prostatectomy adenomectomy and sacrocolpopexy (Chair: Dr. Jose Maria Gaya Sopena)

Urothelial tumours

• Practical management of non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC) (Chair: Prof. Alfred Witjes) • How we manage upper tract tumours (Chair: Prof. Shahrokh Shariat) • Robot-assisted laparoscopic radical cystectomy (Chair: Prof. Peter Wiklund) • Management and outcome in invasive and locally advanced bladder cancer (Chair: Prof. Bernard Malavaud) • Nerve-sparing cystectomy and orthotopic bladder substitution. Surgical tricks and management of complications (Chair: Prof. Arnulf Stenzl) • How will immunotherapy change the multidisciplinary management of urothelial bladder cancer (Chair: Assoc. Prof. Andrea Necchi)

How to add ESU courses to your registration

You can enrol for the ESU courses online when you register for EAU22 via www.eau22.org/registration. You can also register for the ESU courses onsite during the congress but please note that participation is subject to availability. Many courses are fully booked prior to the congress. Guidelines Cup at EAU19 Barcelona attracted talented young urologists

YAU Special Session: Hot topics and awards

The Special Session: Meeting of the Young Academic Urologists (YAU) will commence on 18 March 2022 and be led by YAU Chair Dr. Juan Gómez Rivas (ES). To promote high-quality studies and to provide strong evidence for the best urological practice, YAU members and key opinion leaders in urology will focus on the scientific and educational aspects. The session will feature hot topics such as the potential use of robotic surgery in complex urological conditions, penile augmentation, updates on the Intraoperative Complication Assessment and Reporting with Universal Standards (ICARUS) project, current clinical trials in the field of renal cell carcinoma, and many more.

The YAU Awards will also take place where the following accolades will be bestowed: Best paper published in 2021 by a YAU group, Best poster presented at EAU 2021 by a YAU group, and YAU reviewer of the year 2021.