Chapter Resources

Forming a SUNA Chapter

If you are interested in forming a new SUNA chapter, please follow these steps:

  • Contact the SUNA National Office at suna@ajj.com or 888.827.7862 to inform them about your interest.
  • Review the online chapter resources and policies.

The following items must be submitted to the National Office:

  • List consisting of at least 10 members all of whom must be SUNA members.
  • Chapter Name and Chapter Bylaws
  • Chapter officer address and phone list - Must have President and either a President Elect/Vice President or Treasurer.
  • Zip code list (list of desired zip codes for that specific chapter)

After a 1-year probationary period the chapter is eligible for affiliation. Your chapter will be presented for affiliation to the Board of Directors who will vote on the proposed affiliation. The chapter will be notified of the board’s vote on affiliation.

SUNA Policy

For additional information, please refer to the following policy in the SUNA Policy & Procedure Manual.

  • 40-100: Chapter Formation & Affiliation

 

Developing Chapter Bylaws

  • All chapters must submit bylaws to the SUNA National Office at the time they are requesting chapter affiliation.
  • Chapters may adapt the current national bylaws or request a copy of another chapter’s bylaws to assist them in creating bylaws for their chapter.
  • Chapter bylaws must be reviewed/revised as necessary and submitted to the National Office where they will be kept on file.

SUNA National Bylaws

For additional information, please refer to the SUNA Bylaws.

 

Applying for a Federal Tax Identification Number

  • Each chapter must apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN), also known as a federal tax identification number (this is a 9-digit number).
  • To apply for an EIN, go to https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/apply-for-an-employer-identification-number-ein-online.
  • Instructions for completing the form can be found at www.irs.gov/instructions (select SS-4 in html or pdf format).
  • There is no charge to apply for an EIN. This is a free service offered by the IRS.
  • Once you have been assigned a number, submit the number to the SUNA National Office to be kept on file.
  • You will need an EIN to open a chapter checking account, for local business and for requesting industry support in the form of sponsorships and grants.

Tax Exempt Status

Filing for tax exempt status is not required. If you are a larger chapter and wish to inquire about this, information can be obtained from www.irs.gov:

  • Click on “Other Nonprofit Charities and Non- Profits”
  • Click on “Forms and Instructions for Exempt Organizations”
  • Click on “Forms”
  • Form Name: 1023 (Application for Recognition of Exemption Under Section 502 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code

Tax Returns

 

Organizing Your First SUNA Chapter Meeting

Follow these tips when planning your first chapter meeting:

  1. Develop an inquiry letter informing others of the need/benefits of a local SUNA chapter.
  2. Plan an informational meeting along with an educational program.
  3. Contact the SUNA National Office to obtain addresses or mailing labels to notify chapter members of the meeting.
  4. Plan to serve refreshments if possible.
  5. Seek assistance in recruiting participants from local pharmaceutical representatives who have regular contact with urology offices.
  6. Consider the needs and geography of your area in planning meeting sites.
  7. Contact the SUNA National Office to obtain membership applications and SUNA resource information prior to the meeting date for distribution at the meeting.
  8. Keep minutes of the meeting to be distributed.
  9. Start a roster of attendees' names and contact information (name, address, phone, e-mail address, work address).
  10. Distribute SUNA membership applications and SUNA information during the meeting.
  11. Ask for volunteers to serve in chapter leadership positions (i.e., President, President-Elect, Secretary, and Treasurer).
  12. Select a chapter name and logo (chapter logo is optional).
  13. Vote to accept chapter bylaws and have all officers’ sign.

SUNA Policy For additional information, please refer to the following policy in the SUNA Policy & Procedure Manual. (Please note that you must log in as a SUNA member to access the Policy & Procedure Manual).

  • 10-102: Use of SUNA’s Name and/or Logo

 

Maintaining a SUNA Chapter

  • To maintain active SUNA chapter status, a chapter must have:
    • 10 SUNA national members
    • Hold one meeting annually (this does not have to offer contact hours)
    • Complete part 1 of the Chapter Review Form annually. Part 2 of the form is required to be considered for national chapter awards, but not required to maintain active chapter status.
    • Submit a nonmember list of at least 5 contacts for the National Office to contact or put in our Prospects List.
  • Chapters who cannot meet these requirements should contact the National Office to discuss the next steps/future of the chapter.
  • Rotation of leadership is highly encouraged according to your chapter’s bylaws.
  • Newly elected officers should be encouraged to attend leadership development opportunities given at the SUNA Annual Conference.
  • Chapter bylaws should be reviewed/revised as necessary.

SUNA Policy

For additional information, please refer to the following policies in the SUNA Policy & Procedure Manual.

  • 40-200: Maintenance of Active Chapter Status
  • 40-400: Chapter of the Year Award
  • 40-401: Chapter Review Letter
  • 40-401A: Chapter Review Form
  • 40-500: Chapter Inactive Status and Dissolution

 

Accessing Your Chapter Member List via the SUNA Website

SUNA chapter officers can access a list of their chapter members via the SUNA website. Follow these directions to access a list of your chapter members.

  1. Login to the SUNA “Search the Member Directory” page.
  2. Click on the Chapter field for a list of SUNA chapters (in alphabetical order).
  3. Scroll through the list until you find your SUNA chapter, and click on it.
  4. The Chapter field should now display your chapter name.
  5. Click “Go.”
  6. A list of chapter members (in alphabetical order) will display.

 

 

Creating a Chapter Website or Facebook Page

Chapter Websites & Social Media (from Nursing Network)

Chapter Facebook Page

Chapter Facebook pages are a great way to share national messages, strategies, and initiatives of SUNA through local chapter efforts. Your Facebook page can be the gateway for larger involvement in SUNA nationally, or a platform for recruitment locally. By having a presence, you can help members and prospective members understand their fit in our organization. Download the following resources for tips to building and using a chapter Facebook page.

Chapter Website

A chapter website can help you to showcase your chapter events, communicate with your members, and provide easily accessible information about your chapter to your members.

Before You Get Started

Here are some basic terms you'll need to know. A website is a collection of pages linked together and stored or hosted on a server/computer so that it can be viewed on the Internet. The home page or index page of a website is usually what you see when you first type in a URL in the address field of your browser. URL stands for "uniform resource locator." It is the specific and unique address of the web page on the server. Some URLs can be quite long especially if you are using a free website housing service. That's why some people register with a Domain Name Service (DNS) to get a shorter domain name and address for their visitors to use. Online visitors can enter the domain name such as "www.suna.org" but are really directed to a web page, which may have an entirely different URL address.

Objective

Determine the kind of service or information you want to provide through your site. Your website should provide easily accessible information to your members, future members, other chapters and the general public. Your site should always contain information about your chapter activities and a list of current officers.

Site and Page Titles

Make your titles relevant to your audience and purpose by using keywords that you know they will search for.

Content

Prepare your copy on Word or other document ahead of time and make edits there. This will help to avoid typos and will provide you with a safe copy. Make sure that when you save your document, you save it as a "text", "plain text" or "text only" document. Otherwise it will not be read properly by a web browser. You may need to modify your copy to fit your website template. Suggestions for chapter website content include:

  1. Minutes of regular board meetings
  2. Items the Board wants publicized
  3. Schedule of meetings, events, dinners
  4. Newsletter
  5. Officer names and contact numbers
  6. Chapter educational grant information and application
  7. Duties of Board members
  8. Photos of recent events
  9. Membership application
  10. Link to the SUNA website
  11. History of chapter
  12. Link for contact person and RSVP to meetings/events

When deciding to create a chapter website, look at other pages on the Internet to gather ideas for your own site. Keep in mind that your website is a reflection of SUNA and the urologic nursing profession. You will not need to include any information that is already available on the SUNA website. Instead, just provide a link to www.suna.org. Discuss your content at your chapter board meetings and update your site frequently.

Links

On the same Word document, you'll want to record any links that you will need. Give the link a name that you will display and the actual URL. One of the links should always be "contact me/us" and another link should be to the SUNA website.

Graphics

Great big photos and graphics will load slowly for your users. Try to use smaller graphics or use Photoshop. Prepare all graphics in JPG or GIF formats.

Hosting Service

If you are unable to use hosting services at your hospital, transplant center or University, many companies offer free hosting services, free site builders and other great services but you must agree to display their ad on your website. In addition, some services make you buy something, like a domain name, to get free hosting; this is generally unnecessary since there are many good services that provide free hosting without charging anything. Key reasons to pay for a hosting service include avoidance of ad displays, extra storage space for large projects and catalog or credit card processing. If you are interested in customizing and advancing your website further, try the following:

  1. Dreamweaver, FrontPage - editing applications (expensive, and can take time to learn)
  2. Knowledge in HTML - coding/language that instructs the web page
  3. Photoshop - graphics application
  4. Search engine - promoting your site online

Resources

The Internet provides hundreds of websites that can be extremely helpful to you in developing your own site. Try keywords such as "create website" in searching on the Internet. The following sites may be useful to your search:

  1. Web Monkey - the web developer's resource
  2. www.make-a-web-site.org/making1.html
  3. HTML Interactive Tool for Beginners - a guide to web programming language
  4. www.websitetips.com - provides extensive information and resources to build or improve your website

Some free and walk-through services that gives people websites are: (1) Angelfire, (2) Tripod, and (3) www.homestead.com

Who will be responsible for your site?

Determine if there is someone in the chapter who has some experience with creating web pages. The site should be updated on a monthly basis, or when information becomes available or outdated. This task should be assigned to someone as part of his or her chapter duties. A chapter website can really enhance communication within your chapter and throughout our organization. Please consider developing a website as your chapter continues to grow. Good luck!

UroConnect Open Forum

Online Social and Professional Networking Resource Exclusively for SUNA Members

UroConnect is an online social and professional networking resource exclusively for SUNA members. This resource is designed to make your experience as a SUNA member more valuable while providing you the opportunity to network and collaborate with your peers.

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UroConnect Benefits

Belonging

You will automatically be part of any existing SUNA community to enjoy the opportunities immediately.

Connecting

This resource makes it easy for you to search for members in your area. Connect with professionals who share similar interests and goals.

Communicating

Chat with your SUNA peers.

Sharing

Upload files and collaborate online.

Go to UroConnect

SUNA Open Forum

The SUNA Open Forum is an online discussion group designed to help you connect with your friends and colleagues within SUNA. The Open Forum is part of UroConnect. The Open Forum fosters camaraderie and support among members. We encourage you to use the Open Forum to connect, share, and communicate with your colleagues!

Go to SUNA Open Forum

 

Note: In May 2019, all members were auto-subscribed to receive Open Forum communications in the form of a daily digest. Members will receive ONE email a day that includes the day’s discussions. These emails will NOT include any promotional materials, conference registration reminders, etc. The Open Forum daily digests are a summary of discussions that your colleagues are having in the Open Forum - only peer-generated content. However, if you would like to opt out of receiving a daily email digest, follow these steps:

  1. Go to SUNA Open Forum (you’ll be prompted to log in if you are not already).
  2. Click on “Settings” and select “No email” under “Email Notifications.”

 

SUNA Open Forum Code of Conduct

To ensure the best possible experience for all members, SUNA has established basic guidelines for participation in UroConnect and the SUNA Open Forum.

Code of Conduct

SUNA Journal

Urologic Nursing Journal

Urologic Nursing features clinical articles covering a variety of urologic issues and clinical procedures

Urologic Nursing

 

Urologic Nursing, the official journal of the Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates (SUNA), presents the latest advances in urologic nursing practice. Written by and for urologic nurses and associates, Urologic Nursing features clinical articles covering a variety of urologic issues and clinical procedures. Patient education techniques, research findings, ethical issues, and current trends in this expanding clinical nursing specialty also are included. Published six times a year.

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Position Statements & Endorsements

SUNA's Position on Key Topics

SUNA Position Statements

 

 

SUNA Endorsements

 

 

Patient Resources

Helping You Help Your Patients

Patient Education Procedure Handouts

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Content developed by SUNA's Postoperative Task Force (© 2021, 2022). These handouts were first published in Urologic Nursing, SUNA's official journal.

Patient Education Fact Sheets

SUNA's Patient Education Fact Sheets provide a brief overview of essential information regarding the care and treatment of individuals with urologic conditions. They are useful resources for both staff and patient education.

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Note: Funding for SUNA Patient Fact Sheet revision and development provided by a contribution from The Allergan Foundation.

Patient Education Links

Incontinence

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Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

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Patient Education Videos

Living with Overactive Bladder

A video series developed by the National Association for Continence (NAFC)

View Full Series

Voices of Incontinence

A video series (and personal stories) developed by the National Association for Continence (NAFC)

View Full Series

Patient Education Personal Story Articles

I'm Scared to Visit My Family

My Husband is My Rock

The SUNA Foundation

Funding Urologic Scholarships, Educational Programs, and Nursing Research

Our Mission

Since 2007, the mission of the SUNA Foundation is to improve urologic health care and the lives of people with urologic health issues through funding of urologic scholarships, educational programs, and nursing research.

Trustees

Debbie Hensley, RN, BSN, CURN

Debbie Hensley, RN, BSN, CURN, FAUNA

Chair

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Valre Welch, MSN, CPNP, FAUNA

Treasurer

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Donna Brassil, MA, RN, CURN

Secretary

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Frances Foley, MHA, RN, CURN

Trustee

Noelle Brossman, NP

Noelle Brossman, NP

Trustee

Mary Anne Wasner, BSN, RN, CURN, FAUNA

Mary Anne Wasner, BSN, RN, CURN, FAUNA

Trustee

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Christopher Sellwood

ConvaTec
(Industry Representative)

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Matt Blasik

Sagent Urology
(Industry Representative)

The SUNA Foundation accepts contributions from SUNA members, corporations, and other individuals. These donations benefit the following research grants, educational scholarships, and programs, which are available to SUNA members and chapters. Click on the links below for additional information, including eligiblity criteria and applications. Applications may be submitted to the SUNA Foundation via email (suna@ajj.com) or fax (856-589-7463).

Awards and Grants Available through the SUNA Foundation

Go to Online Donation Form

Annual Giving

Your Annual Gift will help enhance the urologic nursing specialty. You may opt to donate each year when renewing your membership.

Memorial Gift

A Memorial Gift honors and remembers a loved one, friend, colleague, or patient. An example is contributing to the Ardeth Hale Memorial Leadership Award.

Planned Giving

Prepare for your future with a Planned Gift. Your gift will help improve care and ensure the future of urologic nursing practice. Planned Giving options include life insurance arrangements, bequests, trusts, and more.

Charitable Gifts

The SUNA Foundation also welcomes other charitable gifts including appreciated securities and stocks. Examples include contributing to the Chapter Enhancement Scholarships, Past Presidents Registration Scholarship. and research awards.

Corporate Gifts

SUNA Corporate Members and other organizations are invited to support urologic nursing by making a Corporate Gift. All contributions are tax deductible.

The SUNA Foundation welcomes contributions from SUNA members, corporations, and other individuals.

Online Donation Form

Donations are tax deductible. You will receive a receipt by mail for your records. The SUNA Foundation qualifies as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Thank you for your support!

Thank you to the following individuals and organizations who made donations in support of the SUNA Foundation during the 2023 uroLogic Conference. These generous donations support grants, scholarships, and programs that assist SUNA members and chapters in pursuing excellence in urologic nursing practice, patient care, and research.

Jessica Anaya, NP
Sheila Andreone, RN
Shanna Atnip, MSN, WHNP-BC
Marianne Borch, BSN, RN, CURN
Debbie Buback, MSN, RN, NP
Tammy Clamann, BSN, RN, LEND
Hillary Durstein, MSN, APRN-C
Beth Ebner, BSN, RN, CURN
Sallyanne Fisher, MSN, FNP-BC
Fran Foley, RN, MHA, CURN
Amanda Jo Frary, APRN
Emily Fritz, NP
Julian Gallegos, PhD, RN
Jaquita Gardner, APRN, CNS
Kelly Gollar, MSN, APRN, CUNP
Barbara Harley, FNP		 Debbie Hensley, RN, BSN, CURN
Margaret Amy Hull, DNP, WHNP-BC, FAUNA
Jennifer Johnas, APRN, CNS, MS
Valerie Jones
Christy Krieg, MSN, FPN, CUNP
Michelle Jean Lajiness, DNP, APRN-BC, FAUNA
Maylea Lamborn, RN, CURN
Susan Baum Lipsy, ANP-BC, CUNP, FAUNA
Cynthia LaShawn McGlothlin, MSN, WHNP
Carrie Mize
Jo-Ann Moore, DNP, APRN, APN-C, CUNP
Christa Mustapha, APN
Barbara Lee Nalley, CRNP
Tiffany Naselli, RN, CURN
Sylvia Dung Nguyen, NP
 		 Kathy Nguyen, NP
Jennifer Lee Nygaard, RN
Lisa Pair, DNP, WHNP-BC, FAUNA
Gina Powley, MSN, APN-BC, FAUNA
Joel Rosen, MA
Victor Senese, BSN, RN, CURN
Katelynn Shepherdson, RN
Andrea Strong, DNP, AGPCNP-BC, RN-RC, CURN
Jillian Sulley, MBA, CEM
Kristine Ann Tan, RN, CURN
Treva Thomason, CURN, BCIA-PMDB
Franklin Tondjo, NP
Valre Welch, MSN, RN, CPNP, FAUNA
Samantha Windatt, FNP
Samantha Zinnel, BSN, RN

The SUNA Foundation welcomes contributions from SUNA members, corporations, and other individuals.

Go to SUNA Foundation Donation Form

Donations are tax deductible. You will receive a receipt by mail for your records. The SUNA Foundation qualifies as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Thank you for your support!

Purchase Your Copy of the SUNA Foundation Cookbook

The SUNA Foundation Cookbook contains 215 mouth-watering recipes – everything you need from appetizers to desserts. The cookbooks make wonderful gifts for family and friends as well as chapter door prizes or a special recognition for a chapter member. The cookbook is available for sale in the SUNA Online Store for $8 each (includes shipping).

Purchase the Cookbook

Cherish Celebrations and Memories with the SUNA Foundation

Cherish celebrations of personal milestones, special family events, or even chapter accomplishments with a donation to the SUNA Foundation. You also can donate a memorial gift honoring a loved one, friend, colleague, or patient. Your generous donations help SUNA members achieve scholarships for pursuing education to further the growth of urologic patient care and support urologic nursing research.

Online Donation Form

Urology nurses care for patients across the lifespan, providing guidance and treatment for a variety of urologic diseases and concerns. Recognizing the need to advance urologic nursing practice and create a continuum of knowledge, the Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates (SUNA) formed the SUNA Foundation.

Committed to propelling urologic nursing care, the Foundation offers many opportunities for SUNA members by funding urologic nursing research, scholarships, and educational programs.

Gifts from donors help urologic nurses and associates research their ideas, further their nursing education, and seek specialized training. Patients ultimately benefit from their expanded knowledge and expertise.

Advanced Practice

Look to SUNA for the latest in advanced practice guidelines, findings, and evidence-based research for the urologic nursing community

Recognizing that nurse practitioners and physician assistants play a key role in team-based delivery of care, the American Urological Association has developed a Consensus Statement on Advanced Practice Providers. The Consensus Statement examines advanced practice provider integration from a regulatory and practice management approach. The Consensus Statement was developed by a workgroup featuring a diverse set of urologic providers, including physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Susanne Quallich, ANP-BC, NP-C CUNP, FAANP, represented SUNA on the workgroup.

Go to the Consensus Statement

The following resource was first published in the July/August 2022 issue of Urologic Nursing.

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Clinical Practice

Look to SUNA for the latest in clinical practice guidelines, findings, and evidence-based research for the urologic nursing community

This clinical consensus statement (CCS) on vaginal pessary use and management for POP reflects statements drafted by content experts from the American Urogynecologic Society and Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates. The purpose of this CCS is to identify areas of expert consensus and non-consensus regarding pessary fitting, follow-up, and management of pessary complications to improve the safety and quality of care where evidence is currently limited.

Download the Consensus Statement    Hear from the Experts 

SUNA Suprapubic Catheter Task Force has developed a White Paper on Management of Patients after Suprapubic Catheter Insertion. This white paper provides recommendations based on expert opinion and the scarce evidence relative to suprapubic catheter care after the initial post-insertion change. Special thank you to the following task force members: Susanne A. Quallich, PhD, ANP-BC, NP-C, CUNP, FAUNA, FAANP; Todd Thompson, MSN, RN; Jodi Jameson, MLIS, AHIP; Katie Wall, MSN, FNP-C; Michelle J. Lajiness, DNP, FNP-BC, FAUNA; Gina Powley, MSN, ANP-BC, FAUNA; Anthony R. Lutz, MSN, NP-C, CUNP; and Jean Hemphill, PhD, MSN, FNP-BC.

Download the White Paper

SUNA joined the American Association for Homecare; United Spinal Association; Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Society; and Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing Certification Board to develop a white paper to educate payers and state Medicaid programs on the types of intermittent catheter products and services needed to successfully manage an individual’s urinary retention needs in a home-based setting to improve patient experience, health outcomes, and reduce overall cost. Entitled The Critical Need to Provide Intermittent Catheter Urological Supplies Specific to Patient Need to Improve Health Outcomes, the white paper addresses the variables going into managing each person’s urinary retention needs, the role of the home medical equipment provider, the risks of improper management, the challenges of limited HCPCs codes for a variety of products, and the value of managing urinary needs with sustainable reimbursement.

Download the White Paper

SUNA collaborated with the American Urological Association on the development of three white papers on optimizing outcomes for patients before, during, and following urologic surgery:

Thank you to the following SUNA members who served as workgroup members or peer reviewers: Frances Foley, MHA, RN, CURN; Gwendolyn Hooper, PhD, APRN, CUNP; Michelle Lajiness, NP; Christopher Tucci, MS, RN, BC, CURN; Charlene Vollmer, BSN, RN-BC; and Glenda Wilkinson, BS, RN, CURN, CRLS, MLSO.

The Prostate Cancer Patient Guide is a comprehensive resource on diagnosis, treatment, side effects, and risk factors for patients and families with a history of prostate cancer. Developed by the Prostate Cancer Foundation, the guide is designed for any man newly diagnosed with or in treatment for prostate cancer, and for family members seeking information about prostate cancer patient navigation as well as their own short- and long-term risks factors for prostate cancer.

More Information / Request a Copy

The Flexible Cystoscopy: Training & Assessment Guideline and Flexible Cystoscopy: Performance Criteria, Training & Assessment Logbook have become the universal training package in using a flexible cystoscope. Created by our British colleagues, the British Association of Urological Nurses (BAUN) and the British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS), these free evidence-based guidelines are available for download on the BAUS website.

Go to these resources on BAUS website

Recognizing that nurse practitioners and physician assistants play a key role in team-based delivery of care, the American Urological Association has developed a Consensus Statement on Advanced Practice Providers. The Consensus Statement examines advanced practice provider integration from a regulatory and practice management approach. The Consensus Statement was developed by a workgroup featuring a diverse set of urologic providers, including physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Susanne Quallich, ANP-BC, NP-C CUNP, FAANP, represented SUNA on the workgroup.

Go to the Consensus Statement

The American Urological Association (AUA) has developed a White Paper on Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections: Definitions and Significance in the Urologic Patient. A white paper workgroup organized by the Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Committee and led by Dr. Timothy Averch drafted the paper, which was approved by the AUA Board of Directors in October 2014. Diane K. Newman, DNP, FAAN, BCB-PMD, represented SUNA on the workgroup.

The workgroup noted that while health care in general has increased its focus on catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI) prevention and the inappropriate use of catheters, much of this attention does not apply to urologic patients. Therefore, the white paper delves in to this particular area and also provides pertinent definitions pertaining to CAUTIs.

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Fundamentals of Urology Course

Comprehensive Course Offering 4.0 Contact Hours

SUNA's self-paced, online Fundamentals of Urology course provides the non-urology nurse or novice urology nurse with knowledge of common urologic conditions and demonstration of basic urologic procedures. The comprehensive course offers 4.0 contact hours and covers the following topics:

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  • Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
  • Interstitial Cystitis/Painful Bladder Syndrome
  • Management of Incontinence - Behavioral
  • Practical Tips for Implementing Toileting in Older Adults: Body Worn Absorptive Products
  • New Technologies for Containing Urine
  • External Urine Collection Suction Devices
  • Managing Chronic Indwelling Urinary Catheters
  • Nursing Guide to Intermittent Catheterization
  • Ins and Outs of Bladder Irrigation
  • Bladder Management following Indwelling Urinary Catheter Removal

Course Pricing

SUNA members receive $25 off the standard price for the course:

  • SUNA Members: $125
  • Standard: $150

Access Course in SUNA Online Library

Supported through educational grants from Hollister and ConvaTec

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