Dr. Rosevear, a member of the Urology Times Clinical Practice Board, is in private practice at Pikes Peak Urology, Colorado Springs, CO.

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"I have no problem with patients seeing everything in their chart. It is their medical record, after all. But I do think there should be some limitations on this access," writes Henry Rosevear, MD.

Real-time patient access to charts opens up real potential for misinterpretations

"The COVID-19 pandemic exposed shortcomings in all current business models of urology," writes Henry Rosevear, MD.

From Dr. Rosevear: What I learned about urology in 2020

Karen Nash is a medical reporter and media consultant based in Monroeville, PA.

"I listen to whatever my staff actually wants to listen to, except I say ‘no rap’ " says one urologist.

Urologists discuss their music preferences for the OR

"Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) intravesical immunotherapy is the most effective treatment for management of our patients with non-muscle invasive bladder cancer. What do we do without it, and how do we explain the current worldwide BCG shortage to our patients?" writes Adele M. Caruso, DNP, CRNP.

The BCG shortage: No short-term solution!

"Just like I’ve learned that the grass really isn’t any greener on the other side, I am learning that life in the trenches of urology, as a small-town urologist, isn't exactly what I thought it would be when I was a resident," writes Dr. Rosevear.

Residency vs. the real world: 5 things I wish I’d known

In this blog post, Adele M. Caruso, DNP, CRNP, summarizes current evidence and guidance for hematuria evaluation as it pertains to clinicians, including advanced practice providers.

Hematuria evaluation: Evidence for optimal practice?

professor and vice chair of urology at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is a co–editor in chief for 

The author’s career shortcomings are lessons in academic pursuit, leadership, and more.

Success is built on a string of failures

"While I love my partners and my staff, the chance to work with a new group of nurses and to interact with a new group of local doctors is in many ways invigorating," writes Henry Rosevear, MD.

Locum work a refreshing break from the daily grind

"As regional players such as the local university and national entities such as Mayo and Cleveland Clinic continue to expand, we are faced with the decision to sell out to a local hospital, radically expanding our own footprint with the goal of creating a mega group or joining forces with a larger, already-established urology group," writes urologist Henry Rosevear, MD.

Principles: What to do in the era of mergers and mega groups?

"I was not going to be the point of obstruction denying a service that was available to this family on that day," writes Robert H. Ritter, MD, in this letter to the editor.

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