

065IC - Optimizing Clinical Workflow in Urology: Leveraging KPIs and AI
Monday, May 18, 2026 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM · 2 hr. (America/New_York)
152B
Instructional Course
Leadership & Business
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Course Description: Are you a urologist, advanced practice provider or clinical administrator seeking to improve workflow, increase revenue and enhance patient outcomes? This specialized workshop is designed for professionals in urology who want to lead impactful changes in clinical operations through strategic use of key performance indicators and artificial intelligence. Participants will learn how to identify, measure, and act upon KPIs specific to urology practices. The course will demonstrate how AI can be used to improve revenue cycle management, streamline patient interactions, and support clinical decision-making, including areas such as coding, billing, prior authorizations, and cancer surveillance. While AI holds immense potential, its integration poses challenges, including cultural resistance, data quality concerns, and regulatory hurdles. Attendees will explore real-world strategies for overcoming these barriers—building trust in AI tools, mitigating bias, and training teams effectively—while maintaining a strong commitment to patient-centered care. Through case-based examples and interactive discussion, attendees will leave with actionable tools and a roadmap for optimizing their practice’s efficiency and outcomes.
Learning Objective 1: Identify and apply KPIs relevant to clinical workflow, patient access, and financial health in urology practices.
Learning Objective 2: Evaluate opportunities for AI integration in front-desk operations, clinical decision-making, coding/billing, prior authorizations, and cancer follow-up.
Learning Objective 3: Analyze the challenges of AI implementation, including data quality, bias, regulatory constraints, and cultural resistance within clinical teams.
Learning Objective 4: Develop practical strategies to train staff and build trust in AI-driven tools while maintaining patient-centered care.
Learning Objective 5: Design and lead a practice improvement initiative using KPIs and AI to enhance clinical management, patient experience, and operational efficiency.
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Learning Objective 1: Identify and apply KPIs relevant to clinical workflow, patient access, and financial health in urology practices.
Learning Objective 2: Evaluate opportunities for AI integration in front-desk operations, clinical decision-making, coding/billing, prior authorizations, and cancer follow-up.
Learning Objective 3: Analyze the challenges of AI implementation, including data quality, bias, regulatory constraints, and cultural resistance within clinical teams.
Learning Objective 4: Develop practical strategies to train staff and build trust in AI-driven tools while maintaining patient-centered care.
Learning Objective 5: Design and lead a practice improvement initiative using KPIs and AI to enhance clinical management, patient experience, and operational efficiency.
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Of Interest To
FellowsResidents
Continuing Medical Education
CME
Format
On-Demand
Speakers

David Canes
Associate Professor of UrologyLahey Hospital & Medical Center Inst. of Urology
Mark Painter
CEOPRS Managed Services, LLC
Pablo Santamaria
Associate ProfessorMedical College of Georgia
Vannita Simma-Chiang
Associate Professor of Urology and Medical EducationIcan School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Waleed Hassen
ProfessorCleveland Clinic Abu DhabiDocuments & Links
065IC - Course Materials


