“It's important to continue to speak up about what we have previously deemed controversial or taboo topics, such as family planning, pay disparities, and discrimination,” says Bridget Lang Findlay, MD.
In this interview, Bridget Lang Findlay, MD, discusses findings from the recent study, “Path to parity: Trends in female representation among physicians, trainees, and applicants in urology and surgical specialties," and dives into ways to overcome barriers contributing to the gender gap in urology. Findlay is a urology resident at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
ChatGPT shows promise in responding to urology patient in-basket messages
August 26th 2024"Generative AI technologies may play a valuable role in providing prompt, accurate responses to routine patient questions––potentially alleviating patients' concerns while freeing up clinic time and resources to address other complex tasks," says Michael Scott, MD.
Coding Q&A: Can urodynamics be performed and billed under an NP only?
July 28th 2024"Nurse practitioners and physician assistants are considered qualified health care professionals and are able by license to supervise diagnostic tests and interpret based upon state laws," write Jonathan Rubenstein, MD, and Mark Painter.