Lesson 15 • 05 May 2026
Post-TURBT Patient Education and Setting Expectations
Course overview
This course explores expert strategies for optimizing multidisciplinary care and patient-centered decision-making in NMIBC. Explore practical approaches to complex cases, care coordination, and the latest evidence-based therapies to improve outcomes for patients with bladder cancer. Featuring Dr. Ruchika Talwar, Dr. Mark Tyson, Dr. Vignesh Packiam, Dr. Sarah Psutka, Dr. Sima Porten, Dr. Patrick Hensley, Meredith Donahue NP, and Brynn Moore RN.
2 hours, 19 lessons
Lessons
Enhancing Care Coordination in Bladder Cancer Treatments
Lesson 1
Personalized Intravesical Therapy: Team-Based Strategies
Lesson 2
Logistic Considerations, Optimizing Clinic Workflow, and Patient Resources
Lesson 3
Managing Side Effects and Patient Counseling
Lesson 4
Foley Catheter Techniques for Retention and Logistical Strategies for BCG Shortages
Lesson 5
Workflow Optimization for High-Volume Intravesical Therapy Clinics
Lesson 6
Multidisciplinary Success for APP's and Educational Opportunities
NMIBC Tumor Board: Optimizing Outcomes & Navigating Complex Cases
Lesson 7
Staging, Evaluation, and Treatment of High-Grade NMIBC
Lesson 8
Stenting and Resection Strategies in Treatment Algorithms
Lesson 9
Intravesical Therapy Alternatives Amid BCG Shortages
Lesson 10
BCG-Unresponsive Cases: Alternative Therapy Selection
Lesson 11
Recurrence: Diagnostics, Restaging, TURP, and Bladder Sparing Concerns
Lesson 12
Strategies for Persistent Positive Upper Tract Cytology
Lesson 13
Cystectomy vs. Bladder Sparing Therapies: Patient Counseling
Strategies for Patient-Centered Care in NMIBC
Lesson 14
Counseling Patients on Diagnostic Framework and Algorithms
Lesson 15
Post-TURBT Patient Education and Setting Expectations
Lesson 16
Repeat TURBT: Resection vs. Biopsy and Muscle Sampling
Lesson 17
Post-Op TURBT Protocols: Education and Medication Management
Lesson 18
Navigating Treatment Options with Newly Diagnosed Patients
Lesson 19
Balancing Patient Involvement and Expert Guidance: Shared Decision-Making
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