Nurses
The EAUN represents approx. 2,500 nurses, all working in urological care. It is a lively, dynamic organisation with a focus on the importance of excellent urological nursing, especially for the patient. The latest developments in the nurses’ fields of interest are discussed at the International EAUN Meeting, which coincides with the Annual EAU Congress.
| Inspiring, informative seminars for urological nurses |
 | Greetings once again to you all from your New Zealand colleagues. You may have been enjoying the summer holiday season as you read this, hopefully getting some relaxation and refreshing yourselves for another busy year ahead. I had my vacation early this year and came back to work in New Zealand late April, feeling revitalised after a five-week holiday in Spain and England.
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| Bridging communities - A dynamic, pro-active involvement with the EAUN |
 | My experience in urological nursing over the last 16 years has gone through many so-called “wet and dry plains” of urology care, and one which brought me to my current position now as a uro-oncology clinical nurse specialist and lecturer at the Kings College Hospital in London. |
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| Update on EONS Prostate Cancer Education Project |
 | In a European context there is currently a lack of evidence on what type of education is needed for nurses and doctors in relation to prostate cancer. Similarly there is more to learn about nurses working in different settings and whether education can help to advance practice. Importantly any new educational initiatives must reflect men’s expectations and needs when prostate cancer is diagnosed. |
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