A Guidelines Office, consisting of a board and, currently, 19 panels and 2 ad-hoc panels (involving nearly 160 clinicians) have been tasked with the production of clinical urological guidelines.

All working panels have an international representation to ensure a balanced and representative view. A significant proportion of all clinical experts involved in EAU guidelines activities are non-urologists who contribute expertise from other specialties and disciplines of relevance to the EAU clinical guidelines.  

All guidelines panel members are compelled to complete a potential Conflict of Interest form as well as sign a Confidentiality agreement. Disclosures can be consulted online.

Additional information on these policies can be found on this page.

Participation in a Guidelines panel involves a significant commitment and investment of time. The EAU and its membership are most grateful for their contributions and commitment to the EAU guidelines effort.