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Background <p>Telemedicine is widely used in urology, but it has so far been insufficiently considered in clinical guidelines.</p> Methods <p>A&#xa0;two-stage expert consensus was conducted in which urology experts evaluated statements in two rounds. Between rounds, discussions took place either virtually or in person. Statements with 75% agreement in the final round were considered to be accepted.</p> Results <p>Fifteen experts participated in the first round of voting, achieving consensus on 20&#xa0;out of 21&#xa0;statements. After renewed discussion, 11&#xa0;experts accepted 22&#xa0;out of 23&#xa0;statements.</p> Conclusion <p>Telemedicine opens up new models of care in urology. Successful implementation requires adjustments in reimbursement and the training of all healthcare professionals.</p>

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Erster deutscher Expertenkonsens zu Telemedizin in der Urologie

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    2026年3月6日

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  • Severin Rodler,
  • Julian Risch,
  • Marie-Luise Weiss,
  • Sami Leyh-Bannurah,
  • Moritz von Bueren,
  • Fabian Siegel,
  • Andreas Meißner,
  • Alexander Piotrowski,
  • Maximilian Bauser,
  • Dirk M. Potempa,
  • Mattis Franke,
  • Andreas W. Schneider,
  • Edwin Hermann,
  • Johannes von Bueren,
  • Jakob Kohler,
  • Philipp Nuhn,
  • Christian Wülfing,
  • Ulrich Witzsch,
  • Julian Struck,
  • Hendrik Borgmann

摘要

Background

Telemedicine is widely used in urology, but it has so far been insufficiently considered in clinical guidelines.

Methods

A two-stage expert consensus was conducted in which urology experts evaluated statements in two rounds. Between rounds, discussions took place either virtually or in person. Statements with 75% agreement in the final round were considered to be accepted.

Results

Fifteen experts participated in the first round of voting, achieving consensus on 20 out of 21 statements. After renewed discussion, 11 experts accepted 22 out of 23 statements.

Conclusion

Telemedicine opens up new models of care in urology. Successful implementation requires adjustments in reimbursement and the training of all healthcare professionals.