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Empowering Patients through Self-removal of Urinary Catheters: Lessons from Practice

Jo Riches, Improvement Programmes Manager at Prostate Cancer UK, Maria Innes, Prostate Clinical Nurse Specialist at Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust, and Mr. Wissam Abou-Chedid, Consultant Urological Surgeon at Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust present a comprehensive approach to self-catheter removal, promoting patient empowerment and improving urological care efficiency.

National Prostate Cancer Audit: State of the Nation Report 2025

Many men across England may not be receiving recommended combination treatment strategies (treatment intensification) for their metastatic prostate cancer. Black men and men from more socioeconomic backgrounds are less likely to receive appropriate treatment compared to White men and men from less socioeconomic backgrounds.

Counselling Patients on the PSA Blood Test

Prostate Cancer UK’s toolkit offers an overview of updated PSA test guidance per the 2019 NICE guidelines, aiming to improve diagnostic accuracy and safety, and assists healthcare professionals in discussing the test’s pros and cons with patients to support informed decision-making.

Tens of thousands fewer men face harm in prostate cancer diagnosis

Prostate Cancer UK’s new research indicates that improved scans and safer biopsies may allow the UK to launch a prostate cancer screening program, potentially reducing deaths and harms, with the National Screening Committee considering new screening proposals.