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Educating and Empowering Patients for Improved Treatment Outcomes

The treatment landscape for UC, including muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC), is rapidly advancing with new combination regimens, updated guidelines (e.g., ESMO), and a focus on multidisciplinary, personalised care. Immunotherapy-based combinations are now key in first-line treatment for advanced UC, aiming to improve survival and quality of life.

For MIBC, perioperative systemic therapies (neoadjuvant/adjuvant) are reshaping care by reducing recurrence and enhancing outcomes. Success depends on coordinated care among urologists, oncologists, and allied health professionals.

Managing adverse events (AEs) is crucial. Early recognition and proactive patient education help maintain treatment adherence and improve satisfaction.

This educational module supports best-practice adoption and informed, holistic UC care.

Published November 2025.

Educating and Empowering Patients for Improved Treatment Outcomes
Module
English
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Target audience

Healthcare professionals who aim to personalise treatment across the urothelial carcinoma spectrum while improving patient education, communication, and adherence to optimise treatment success.

Learning objectives

Foster a patient-centred approach by equipping healthcare professionals with strategies to educate and empower patients throughout their treatment journey.


Expected Practice Improvements:

  • Enhanced ability to communicate complex treatment plans and potential side effects effectively to patients.
  • Increased use of patient education tools to encourage early reporting of adverse events and adherence to treatment regimens.