April 15, 2024The Journal of Urology

Mp69-06 the Operational Burden in the Management of Utis in an Outpatient Academic Practice

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Outpatient clinical burden ratio values for urinary tract infections are significantly higher among female patients and individuals over 60 years.
Analysis of 250 consecutive patients demonstrates that electronic medical record messaging and phone calls routinely outpace billable visits.
Disproportionate unpaid communication highlights operational disparities between female and male urologists while diabetes caused no difference.

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Observational analysis shows higher non-billable clinical burden ratios for urinary tract infections among female urologists, highlighting disparities in practice operations.

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Udaiyar et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6f2aab6db64358766d6ba https://doi.org/10.1097/01.ju.0001008892.86171.de.06

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Observational analysis shows higher non-billable clinical burden ratios for urinary tract infections among female urologists, highlighting disparities in practice operations.

Mp69-06 the Operational Burden in the Management of Utis in an Outpatient Academic Practice

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Mp69-06 the Operational Burden in the Management of Utis in an Outpatient Academic Practice

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