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How do OAB patient education materials measure up?
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Lunan Ji, MD, discusses a recent paper published in Urology that evaluated the quality of patient education materials on YouTube related to overactive bladder.
In this interview, Lunan Ji, MD, discusses a paper recently published in Urology titled, “Evaluating the Quality of Overactive Bladder Patient Education Material on YouTube: A Pilot Study Using the Patient Education Materials Assessment Tool," for which he served as a study author. Ji is a urologist at Baptist Health South Florida in South Miami.
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