Establishes a research agenda in pediatric urology, suggesting increased alignment with clinician priorities.
through an iterative, multi-stakeholder process involving affected patients and families as well as interdisciplinary providers and methodological panelists. ConclusionThis clinician-prioritized research agenda reflects the most pressing clinical research gaps in pediatric urology in the United States, identified through broad engagement with pediatric urologists.Future work should ensure alignment of clinician-identified priorities with those of patients and caregivers.The ultimate goal is to direct collaborative, multi-institutional, and multinational efforts that strengthen the evidence base, inform clinical guidelines, and improve patient care in pediatric urology.
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