Dr. Matthew Nielsen

And this is something that, you know, many of us encounter in our practice for a variety of different, you know, Patient technology barriers, broadband barriers, having the opportunity to be reimbursed for that time that is, you know, excellent patient care delivered over the phone is something that's still important to a lot of our members and their patients.

Work in this space, I think, gets into some of the opportunities we have as we think about and try to problem solve for the distribution problem we have with over-concentration of urologists in some communities and a real desert of urologists across much of the country, how we can keep that message on point of the opportunity for these telehealth modalities to provide access in a more equitable way across the country.

Work in this space, I think, gets into some of the opportunities we have as we think about and try to problem solve for the distribution problem we have with over-concentration of urologists in some communities and a real desert of urologists across much of the country, how we can keep that message on point of the opportunity for these telehealth modalities to provide access in a more equitable way across the country.

Work in this space, I think, gets into some of the opportunities we have as we think about and try to problem solve for the distribution problem we have with over-concentration of urologists in some communities and a real desert of urologists across much of the country, how we can keep that message on point of the opportunity for these telehealth modalities to provide access in a more equitable way across the country.

Yeah, I think, you know, we were excited to have these questions in the censuses here. And I love that you had Dr. Krauser on this topic. She has just been such a great leader for our field and really bringing this to light. I mean, I honestly don't remember, you know, when I was going through training, anybody ever talking about it.

Yeah, I think, you know, we were excited to have these questions in the censuses here. And I love that you had Dr. Krauser on this topic. She has just been such a great leader for our field and really bringing this to light. I mean, I honestly don't remember, you know, when I was going through training, anybody ever talking about it.

Yeah, I think, you know, we were excited to have these questions in the censuses here. And I love that you had Dr. Krauser on this topic. She has just been such a great leader for our field and really bringing this to light. I mean, I honestly don't remember, you know, when I was going through training, anybody ever talking about it.

But I, you know, people had, you know, sore necks and sore backs and other, you know, other things that were reflecting the issues in play here. But I am excited for the field and for the next generation of the field to have this front and center and be able to get some information out there.

But I, you know, people had, you know, sore necks and sore backs and other, you know, other things that were reflecting the issues in play here. But I am excited for the field and for the next generation of the field to have this front and center and be able to get some information out there.

But I, you know, people had, you know, sore necks and sore backs and other, you know, other things that were reflecting the issues in play here. But I am excited for the field and for the next generation of the field to have this front and center and be able to get some information out there.

So, you know, so I think that we, with this have an opportunity to just, you know, just by raising awareness of it, and, you know, raising awareness and connecting people to the resources that are out there.

So, you know, so I think that we, with this have an opportunity to just, you know, just by raising awareness of it, and, you know, raising awareness and connecting people to the resources that are out there.

So, you know, so I think that we, with this have an opportunity to just, you know, just by raising awareness of it, and, you know, raising awareness and connecting people to the resources that are out there.

There's a society of ergonomics in surgery that is, you know, really thinking about this as, I mean, it's a patient access issue, you know, to the extent that we can take care of ourselves as surgeons and keep ourselves in the game that much longer, aside from our, you know, physical health, it's also for the good of our patients.

There's a society of ergonomics in surgery that is, you know, really thinking about this as, I mean, it's a patient access issue, you know, to the extent that we can take care of ourselves as surgeons and keep ourselves in the game that much longer, aside from our, you know, physical health, it's also for the good of our patients.

There's a society of ergonomics in surgery that is, you know, really thinking about this as, I mean, it's a patient access issue, you know, to the extent that we can take care of ourselves as surgeons and keep ourselves in the game that much longer, aside from our, you know, physical health, it's also for the good of our patients.

So I think it's a really important topic that we're excited to have as a part of this.

So I think it's a really important topic that we're excited to have as a part of this.

So I think it's a really important topic that we're excited to have as a part of this.

Yeah, I'd say, you know, thank you so much for the opportunity to come on. Dr. North, you know, just briefly alluded to it there, but just to sort of call it out, in addition to her amazing leadership and all the physicians who were on there, we're really grateful to the AUA staff who make the magic happen behind the scenes.